In a world full of uncertainty and pain, life can feel devoid of meaning and hope—but what if life could also feel incredibly rich by showing up for it fully? You don’t have to have it all figured out to live with depth, and existential humanistic psychology can help you reconnect with life meaningfully. This episode covers: 03:33 - Tea & Crumpets: Rewatching Nashville + The Lowdown 07:21 - Step Into My Office: Okay, I’ve learned to cope… but now what? 11:25 - The DSM: Existential-Humanistic Psychology 43:30 - Now That's What I Call....OKAAAAY! 44:43 - Em’s Pick: " End of Beginning " by Djo 45:22 - Val’s Pick: " What Sarah Said " by Death Cab for Cutie 45:42 - Fire Dumpster Phoenix: A 95 year old man started a Taylor Swift fan club + 80-Year-Old Grandma Who Learned to Swim at 59 Just Became Oldest Ever Female Ironman Finisher Resources + Stuff Mentioned in This Episode: Nashville (TV Series 2012–2018) - IMDb The Lowdown " End of Beginning " by Djo " What Sarah Said " by Death Cab for Cutie 95 year old man started a Taylor Swift fan club 80-Year-Old Grandma Who Learned to Swim at 59 Just Became Oldest Ever Female Ironman Finisher Connect with Us: Send a story or ask for advice:
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