Radical Responsibility Podcast with Fleet Maull Ph.D CTR Network

In this episode of the Radical Responsibility podcast, I'm thrilled to welcome Dr. Thomas Doherty, a clinical and environmental psychologist based in Portland, Oregon, with a pioneering role in addressing the mental health impacts of climate change. Dr. Doherty explores the importance of understanding climate change, focusing on its emotional and physical effects. He discusses three basic tasks in tackling environmental and sustainability issues, the benefits of outdoor therapy programs in building our relationship with nature to enhance mental health, and the concept of environmental identity. Dr. Doherty emphasizes the diverse roles we all play based on our values and beliefs in confronting climate change.

We Also Discuss: 

His insight into 3 basic tasks when dealing with environmental and sustainability issuesHow outdoor therapy programs can benefit by helping build our relationship with nature and also improving our mental healthThe concept of environmental identity and the three main values that influence environmental behaviors and the importance of all our unique roles in climate change

In this episode of the Radical Responsibility podcast, I'm joined by Robert Cervelli, Executive Director of the Centre for Local Prosperity and a passionate advocate for community building and climate readiness for over 35 years. Robert's work spans innovative tools for economic resilience and climate readiness, with a particular focus on food production. Today, we discuss 'Climate Change & Climate Resilience,' highlighting how enhancing food security and sovereignty at the local level can combat the negative impacts of large-scale agricultural models and strengthen our resilience against threats to our food systems.

We Also Discuss: 

-The definitions of food security and food sovereignty in relation to resilience
-The negative impacts of the big Ag model around food quality, food wastage, and inefficient distribution models that have a high carbon footprint Insight into how fragile these food systems are, how reliant we are on them, and how we need to be more resilient given the threats to these systems

In today's episode of the Radical Responsibility podcast, I have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Ronald Siegel, an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Harvard Medical School with over 35 years of teaching experience. Dr. Siegel, a renowned expert in mind-body medicine and mindfulness applications in psychotherapy, joins us to discuss 'Relational Resilience & Healing Trauma.' We delve into how relationships profoundly influence resilience and healing, highlighting the importance of nurturing connections to enhance personal growth and stability.

We also discuss:
 -The impact of Covid on either solidifying or breaking apart relationships
 -How to foster connection and the importance of investing in your relationships
 -How relationships are both the antidote to the self-esteem rollercoaster but also the fruit of being less self-preoccupied

 In today's new Radical Responsibility Podcast Episode, Fleet speaks with John Douillard, DC, CAP about how Ayurveda was designed to make us more resilient. With a unique ability to integrate Western and Eastern Science, John elaborates on how to navigate through these challenging times by becoming more conscious and self-aware.

We Also Discuss: 




The concept of “weatherproofing” and how self-awareness and engaging from a deeper place within ourselves can create more resilienceHow physical, mental, emotional, brain health, and spiritually are interrelated from a resilience perspective and the importance of choosing consciousnessPractical tips on how to follow an Ayurvedic diet and engage in Breathwork/Pranayama both of which have many health benefits

🎙️In today's new Radical Responsibility Podcast episode, join Dr. @FleetMaull and Victor Cabral, MSW, LSW, for "Psychedelic Therapy for Marginalized Communities." Explore the need for equitable representation and inclusivity in the emerging field of psychedelic-assisted therapy.

Understand the potential harm caused by inappropriate protocols in community clinics and clinical trials. Learn how lived experiences of marginalized individuals can drive innovative solutions for therapy delivery systems.

 Examine the convergence of cultural and business interests in the evolving landscape of psychedelics. Meet Victor Alfonso Cabral, an innovative Afro-Latinx leader dedicated to fostering transformation in historically marginalized communities. 🌟 Explore more at fluencetraining.com. 🎧✨ #RadicalResponsibilityPodcast #VictorCabral #PsychedelicTherapy #EquitableRepresentation


Explore the need for equitable representation and inclusivity in the emerging field of psychedelic-assisted therapyUnderstand the potential harm caused by inappropriate protocols in community clinics and clinical trials.Learn how lived experiences of marginalized individuals can drive innovative solutions for therapy delivery systems. Examine the convergence of cultural and business interests in the evolving landscape of psychedelics.

In today's new Radical Responsibility Podcast Episode, Fleet speaks with Dr. Stephan Porges. Stephan talks about his Polyvagal theory and how the nervous system and resilience are related. He stresses the important role that neuroception and self-awareness play in healing the nervous system and trauma. He also covers the importance of physiological co-regulation and relationships in creating a more resilient life.

 We ALso Discuss: 

- How resilience is not based on our genetics but rather our physiological state. 
- The importance of our awareness of our physiological state, and how resourcing is vital for managing stress and recovery. 
- Vagal tone and common misconceptions about it, as well as his newly developed metric named “vagal efficiency”. The alternative therapies for healing the nervous system and trauma