Peggy discusses the 2016 Taika Waititi film Hunt for the Wilderpeople, and discusses issues of finding permanency in foster care placement, problems with modern foster care, and social work's role in movement toward a more person-centered care system for children and families. No Spoilers! 

Peggy gives quick, no-spoilers reviews of several movies nominated for the upcoming 95th Academy Awards. Peggy discusses: Top Gun: Maverick; The Banshees of Inisherin; Tar; Glass Onion (Screenplay); Blonde (Actress); To Leslie (Actress); and All Quiet on the Western Front. Peggy also gives recommendations for her favorite movies from 2022 that weren't nominated for any awards. 

My Therapy Film Club is a podcast about movies for therapists! This week Peggy discusses the 2013, Academy Award Winning film, Gravity, and the therapeutic concept of the observing ego. 

Peggy discusses the 2022 indie film "I Used to Be Famous" and talks about the therapeutic concepts of fragilization and over-functioning. Peggy talks about the importance of therapists having a strengths-based perspective and seeing therapy clients as whole human beings. 

Psychotherapist Peggy Entrop discusses the 2017 indie film Ingrid Goes West and research about the psychology of stalkers.