Résultats pour "Jazz" dans Psychologie et psychiatrie

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Jazz enthusiast and psychotherapist Jesse Shapiro interviews Jazz lovers who see their work as a service to humanity. We listen to music together and discuss the feelings it brings us along with the historical timeframe it was made in.Jesse Shapiro, the creator of Jazz Therapy, prefers to hear mostly jazz, 24/7. She is a licensed psychotherapist in CA and NY. To learn more about her psychotherapy practice, you can visit here: www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/jesse-little-shapiro-sacramento-ca/300329

Welcome. The purpose of the Blog is to help understand the importance of Psychology and how the lack of it can influence peoples' lives. All of the analysis provided is based on a collection of real-life events and real-life people. Disclaimer: the analysis and opinion provided may not be "pretty." So, browse at your own risk. Kidding! Take a look at the webpage for more info and see how you like it for yourself. Thanks for listening and stay tuned for more!

"Are You OK?" is a podcast that serves as a ray of hope in the realm of mental health. Hosted by an empathetic voice named Jazz, it explores the highs and lows of our emotional landscapes. From tackling everyday stressors to navigating complex mental health challenges, each episode offers a blend of personal anecdotes, suggestions, and witty commentary on all things mental health. Whether you're seeking solace, seeking understanding, or seeking community, join us on this journey toward self-discovery and mental wellness. Because no matter where you are on your mental health journey, you're not...

This book was designed to be read not just once, or in order, letter by letter, but to be used again and again as a tool when you encounter difficult emotions and experiences, to help you feel less alone. It is based on something that helped Jazz Thornton on her own journey towards mental health...

Welcome to Coolin It With Jazz; we're glad you joined the family as we navigate our daily lives talking our shit. We always bring the tea, hot, steamy, and ready to spill all the beans. We will discuss many different topics so we can grow and sow together. We will discuss how relationships can affect our mental and physical health. Stay tuned, and DON'T miss out on what's NEXT!

Hope Is Real is a Podcast to help you feel a little less alone, a bit more inspired, and a lot more hopeful. Join Jazz Thornton every week as she speaks to empowering and inspiring people from around the world and shares their stories to normalise the way we talk about mental health in society. TikTok and Instagram: @hopeisrealpodcast Personal Insta: @JazzThornton Personal TikTok: @JazzThornton_ Part of the ZM Podcast Network: linktr.ee/zmpodcastnetwork If you need help, in New Zealand you can contact 1737 by text or call at anytime, or if you are listening internationally you can find someone...

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Der italienische Regisseur und Ideator Manfred Schweigkofler nimmt Sie mit auf die Reise in eine moderne VUCA Welt. Braucht es WeQ (Wir-Qualitäten) wirklich? Was wenn ich aber viel lieber eine Diva bin? Über moderne Zusammenarbeit, Jazz und warum Batman schon lange tot ist.

Sua vida as vezes parece uma grande tempestade de problemas? aqui três mulheres incríveis, incluindo nossas talentosas psicólogas, mergulham nas histórias dos ouvintes trazendo conversas e reflexões, tudo com muita leveza e bom humor.

Author Jazz Vazquez explains why women are so easily duped by men who want to use and abuse them. While some women are savvy enough to see when a man is a con artist or so-called “narcissist”, other women fall for lines, tricks, and ploys. Are women tripping over their own egos because they were once young and hot? Are these women too steeped in Disney fairy tales to see the obvious? Or are they just plain dumb?