Fix CPTSD Podcast | Psychology and Philosophy in Narcissistic Times with Richard Grannon

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Are you in pain after narcissistic abuse? Finding yourself feeling lost? The CPTSD model and importance of trauma healing resonates with you? Turn your intuition back on again by developing emotional intelligence and healing the superego (inner critic). As you reduce your emotional flashbacks (main CPTSD symptom), you will notice your motivation and discipline go up.Richard Grannon provides insights from psychology and philosophy to assist humans with life on this here earth.Follow Richard at:youtube.com/user/SPARTANLIFECOACHinstagram.com/richard.grannonspartanlifecoach.com

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  • Just Another Pop Album
    Eh
    This guy sounds very “my way or the highway” which isn’t very helpful if you’re dealing with complex issues. I get the feeling he’s going for tough love, but it’s also not supportive for all kinds of situations and if you’re struggling. There’s better content from more qualified people out there.
  • Oddomission
    Lots of talking, no helpful information
    Tried listening to the episode on cptsd and lack of motivation and the guy just talks without giving anything useful. Also getting narcissist vibes from him ironically
  • Lizzzzzzxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    Yikes
    Wow. There are many other podcasts on the subject that have been much more helpful. Something seems very wrong with this man.
  • Kungfugeisha
    What are his credentials?
    This person has not bothered to educate himself on Borderline Personality Disorder, therefore it is hard to take anything he says seriously. BTW, narcissists do apologize if it serves them, particularly coverts, unlike what this so called life coach says. They also have cognitive empathy which is why they understand how to manipulate others, though they lack emotional empathy. Borderlines have regular empathy, they just appear to lack it when triggered. To the host, please be responsible and do further research before propagating harmful stereotypes.
  • Real mandorla
    Wow
    I just happened upon this podcast during some random searching- how you just get someplace unexpected on the internet. This is such a place, such a podcast. I’m really delighted in each episode. An easy and informative listen.
  • Pilotswife94
    Great podcast!
    Love the way Richard tells it like it is, adds humor, and gives such useful advice and guidance. Thanks RG for the time and effort you put in to help so many like me- 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
  • Robertdederick
    Informative and funny
    Love this content. It’s helped me learn so much about my childhood. Funny bits too, which is great for comic relief.
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