of the psyche, where i am a journalist natalia loseva and a clinical psychologist, candidate of psychological scienceshail khors. we analyze the current situation associated with burnout in search of the meaning of life. well, and other various crises of self-consciousness and charm before forty-year-olds. if you got up not at 5:00 in the morning at 6:00, if the run was not an hour, not two, but half an hour, if it were not every day, how would it be different from what you did, you understand, i counted all the time. how far can i run? how much should i do? how much should i breathe? that is, i calculated all the time, that is, for my morning cycle. so, i then tried to rebuild my schedule quite tightly. well, of course , you can’t be in time everywhere, it’s clear that there is a failure? can i guess you are exactly the same in your work up there. i try, uh, to change after the twentieth year, because management yes , that's management there with its effectiveness. i didn't do this before. well, and accordingly, what happened to me happened. that's because stepping from one step to another, that is,

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thanks it was a clue where i am a journalist natalia loseva and a clinical psychologist, candidate of psychological sciences of a mother with many children, evgenia , who can’t improve relations with her dad and his new wife, this happens. take care of your psyche. this podcast is a must read. i am aglaya na batnikova, director writer, today my guest is children's writer sofia remis and writer ivan shepnyagov. we will discuss the work of the nose and dragoon classic in children's literature nose and dragoon can say they became the founders of the realistic genre of children's prose, what is their innovation? actually, probably, it is precisely in the fact that just this world of realistic childhood. it was created among the first by precisely these writers, and we and the dragoons have a lot of humor, something that is strangely lacking in children's literature. although it would seem for children. it's supposed to be all fun, but unfortunately it's usually fantasy. usually these are some kind of fairy tales of the history of countries and travel adventures, something is sure to magic, and in the realistic

or just trying to figure out how to live, happily my co-host clinical psychologist, candidate of psychological sciencess heroine came to us with a problem, which is like. it seems to me that it will resonate in the hearts of many girls and men too. alena does not know how to part with her beloved alena does not know how throw out of your heart.

name is natalya loseva i am a journalist, and my co-host is a clinical psychologist, candidate of psychological scienceslo, our today's heroine elena stupnikova came from very very. unfortunately, typical problems. how to explain to children that they are not to blame for the fact that their parents broke up? hello lena, hello. well, the whole story. e, so to speak, sad began 5 years ago e, my ex-husband and i separated. well, so to speak, we didn’t agree on the characters and, uh, now the problem. mine is that i have an 8- year-old daughter, and my youngest child has a son. i'm 6 years old and uh, that's the age uh hmm when do they realize? what's going on and they started asking where is dad? i want daddy not with you lives. yes, they know why dad is with us. yes , dad doesn’t have another marriage, and his happiness and health, but it turns out. so daughter. she remembers him, that is, she was 3 years old when we broke up and hmm, my daughter is very worried about this topic and let's say such situations, when february 23rd. yes, there are some events in the school where they draw. postcards well, da

psyche, where i am a journalist, natalya loseva and my co-host , clinical psychologist, candidate of psychological sciencesikhail khors, unravel the labyrinths of psychological problems of tasks. well, different these are the downloads of our beautiful heroes. today we will talk about the divorce of our heroine, the famous singer natalya vlasova also experienced a divorce 5 years ago. i went through a very difficult divorce. the most tragic painful situation in my life. it seemed to me that everything just collapsed, that is, all life stopped at the moment. i believe that it was the most correct thing that heaven could send, but you know, one amazing moment remained. for example, i can drive up to the house where we lived for 15 years, right? and suddenly, and this is completely uncontrollable, i start to sob. just here it is. i just get hysterical. it is very rarely by accident. well, once every six months, maybe somewhere i can't explain why i'm crying. why because, because i am aware that everything is much better now and we are great friends and so on, but you know, this is the feeling that the feeling

my name is natalya loseva i am a journalist and my co-host candidate of psychological sciences clinicall khors hello dear friends. here we unravel the most complex tangles of human relations and even more lives we write such a book. judging for you, dear friends, heroes come to us with their difficult, but very sincere stories. we listen to these stories. we analyze them and many of you will recognize, perhaps, a reflection of your own life, but it is also important to understand that these stories are not that complicated really. it is possible to solve these difficulties and problems. the main thing is not to be silent about them, our today's heroine, a real excellent student. her name is evgenia petrikova, she is 32 years old. she is the mother of your children, really, yes, and you came to us from your situation full of drama. i understand that your mom gave your dad. conditions what was the condition? yes , unfortunately my parents divorced and the problems are as follows. i cannot accept that after the divorce my father had another woman. and now, for my part, i began to communica

she became super controller of everything around with this a clinical psychologist, candidate of psychological sciencesriod of life upside down. come visit us and we'll do the same for you. we are very grateful to all the guests who come. we try to come out as gentle and helpful as possible. if you have any pain, don't be afraid of it. open come visit us. we will help you. hello dear friends. this is a free program podcast with maxim tarankov and today i have the most long-awaited guest for me personally, empress elizaveta tuktamysheva list. hello finally. you have reached us, finally, a lot of ice shows, the season is over, sum up the results of this season for yourself. hmm, and the season turned out to be very good for me ; i didn’t disrupt a single start, and all the competitions were on the podium; i won two grand prix; i started in russia ; therefore, in general, i am satisfied and hmm happy with the result of this season, because it was worthy. i think you stand out. uh, for myself, some kind of start this season. especially. well, maybe not a place, but your feeling, but i think that this is th

detail together with an expert who is in touch with us aleksey vladimirovich nosov candidate of psychological sciences to the center head of the psychological counseling center. rssu is glad to welcome you to our program. good afternoon. what happened to freud's parents were they allegedly forced to immigrate? no, of course, parent lee never lived? killed e you will be replaced, indeed. here his grandfather lived, and if we are talking about the city itself, then freud's father was born in 1815, and the city was the russian empire from 1809 to 1815, that is, in fact. even summed up the entire russian empire, never lived, moving father. freud, their move to the territory of the present-day czech republic took place somewhere around 1844. freud's parents met in vienna already in 1855. but amalia freud already lived in vienna, or she was also forced to migrate from russia e, and her parents, and the parents of amali and freud are from the city of brody , which are located in the lviv region, and how big it was, and her parents moved to vienna. and there they met freud's father and introduced him in 1855.

this was a hint where i am a journalist natalya loseva and a clinical psychologist, candidate of psychological sciencesil khors, discussed the situation of a mother with many children, evgeny, who cannot establish relations with her dad and his new wife, this happens. take care of your psyche. hello, i'm larisa guzeeva, this is a podcast letter e, today we will talk with leonid yarmolnik about the people's artist, alexander abdulov, who turned 70 on may 29. laziness despite what we call a podcast of letters. and today we will somehow manage without these very letters and without e sasha's book, because there is something to talk about anyway. we met about a week ago, and you told me so bitterly, and in my company, except for me, no one left. oleg left, sasha and i alone. but here i am, for example, i remember your trinity always stood out from everyone. at film festivals, for example, well, you somehow generally lived and existed absolutely separately, there was a feeling that you were really rich and famous, you were beautiful. you were somehow very fashionable, at the same time relaxed, natural, but

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of the psyche, where i am a journalist, natalia loseva and a clinical psychologist, candidate of psychological sciencesws the shackles of problems on your legs with his teeth and then go into free lungs with a pure heart. hello dear friends. the story of our today's heroine. svetlana deserves 200 episodes, probably for an action-packed series, but let's listen to her performance . svetlana what happened to you at the moment? in my life i am completely alone , i was betrayed by all my friends and acquaintances , my ex-husband betrayed me. he didn’t just betray me like a man and didn’t just betray my love and my feelings and trust in myself, but he took everything that and everything that i gave him everything that we are together. uh, they created something figurative or directly took away our common apartment, which we acquired in marriage. ah, i took it. i helped him open a business, a business, this one stayed with him, and moreover, he took it fraudulently, because he forged documents. he used my ip there, which i created, and took away, most importantly, all the friends of relatives and acquaintanc

was i am a journalist natalya loseva and thought, a leading clinical psychologist, candidate of psychological sciencespodcast of the melodies of my life today we have a guest artist of russia a great musician and my great friend narrator igor butman igor well, actually, melodies are what makes our life magical and through them, when you need to remember something. we remember everything down to the smallest detail, so i will only give modest, leading questions, because i everyone knows that the beauty of a conversation with a friend is to talk about yourself today only about you, my dear. so the melody of childhood. well, that's all that is connected, it is clear that she is alone, but uh, just to u thanks to this melody, lean and remember at all, like from the moment when you do you remember yourself? you know, i was probably only, well, about two years, when i constantly listened to the same song, i found this record, i put it on the old ruler, belarus there was both a receiver and a record player and there was a song of this from marina marina marina they even hid this record from me, my grandmothe

to figure out how to live, happily my co-host clinical psychologist mikhail horst, candidate of psychological sciences, is a real master of this art, but our today's heroine came to us with a problem that is like. it seems to me that it will resonate in the hearts of many girls and men too. alena does not know how to part with her beloved alena does not know how to throw out from her heart a traumatic painful attitude with this she came to us. hello alyona, hello, well , tell your story. you don’t know how to part with any lovers at all, or some one of you is so hurt that you can’t pull out this two or two at once. the first was my husband, with whom we broke up 7 years ago. i had very difficult breakups, and i could not forget him for three years. hmm, i still have three children from him. hmm, and literally a little over seven months ago. we also parted as a young man, and having met for more than a year. until now i can not forget, although they say time heals in general, to be honest, i can hardly imagine how you can forget, but the person from whom you have three children. well, it's simple, well

my name is natalya loseva, my co-leading candidate of psychological sciences is a clinical psychologistkhail khorsa, our guests karina , who doesn't know how to be friends karin but the person you are friends with, he must be some kind of well, i don't know how to match you, the external ones are full of residue. there is no such thing, that is, here you are not worth some social barriers , some kind of social selection. mikhail mikhailov you a question. for me, after all, the concept of friendship well, it still has some kind of such. well, not quite, let's say material and rational let's say. uh, shade and explanation, because it really does happen. here, like. here people are different. this person is cute interesting. this is a pretty interesting one, but with this i don’t want to share, communicate, be silent , go to the cinema together, go to the cinema, and share something like that, well, guest or joyful, but not with this. what it is? what makes people friends is, on some level, that are rationally complex explain. well, if we remove, and on the one hand, mysticism, and on the

friends of the psyche, where i am a journalist, natalya loseva and my co-host, clinical candidate of psychological sciencesngs this very normality into the light of god and the story of our heroine. and lena will very, very much resonate with the hearts of many to come to visit us. and all episodes of the podcast psyche. you can watch it on the first channel website. good day, dear viewers. i dmitry bug invite you to the next edition of the literary podcast. let them not speak. let them read. we pronounce this slogan very often and we want all of you to read with pleasure, to read anything e-books, papyri and parchments, and real books of the manuscript of the letter. this is a very important process of reading. we almost never read on the air, but we speak so that you begin to read. today we have a wonderful guest - this is dmitry danilov, hello, dmitry, hello. and the children of danilov are a writer, a playwright, a poet. and you know, when i asked dmitry before the broadcast how best to introduce you, then, uh, dmitry said, well, a poet, you can write a playwright. it doesn’t seem to matter, in fact it

my co-host is a candidate of psychological sciences, clinical psychologist mikhail khors hello dear friendsy's heroine karina hello karina hello, a person who wants to be friends, but can't make friends. it seems to me that people they want to communicate with me. and how do you understand that people do not want to communicate with you? well listen. here you are sitting such a pretty girl smiling, but not long yes , she behaves adequately, we want to communicate with you, for example, well, of course, not an indicator, but the desire to communicate with a person, even a picture is more important than the soul and what is inside, i don’t know why you know, this is some kind of manic, probably, an idea in my head constantly and i communicate and maybe , everything is fine, for example, and at some point something clicks, and i mentally feel the reflection that the person does not want, that is, the person does not tell you that he does not want to communicate. he can't ignore you you feel that way it’s already a reality that we stop communicating, either i push myself away from the person of

natalya loseva i am a journalist, and my co-host is clinical psychologist mikhail khors, candidate of psychological sciencesnd even more than life we ​​write such a book, judging for you, dear friends, heroes come to us with their difficult, but very sincere stories. we listen to these stories. let's break them down and many of you will recognize maybe a reflection and your own lives, but it's also important to understand that these stories aren't that complicated really. it is possible to solve these difficulties and problems. the main thing is not to be silent about them, our today's heroine, a real excellent student. her name is evgenia petrikova, 32 years old. she is mom your shadow is true, but they came to us from their complete situation. i understand that your mother

there is my co-host clinical psychologist and candidate of psychological sciences mikhail khors hello to open boxes your codes. to disassemble your hearts , unravel your destinies and try to find a way out for the better, our today's hero came with such a request. he suffers from burnout. he suffers from the loss of the meaning of life. well, you know , such a typical middle age crisis for a smart thinking man, but there are a variety of ways out of this crisis, sometimes tragic. our task today is to prevent. alex tell your story. hello my story begins a few years ago. uh. first it was. in general, everything was built on love for work and i took her feelings to heart. uh, a lot of events there. yes, i, in fact, was a perfectionist, an excellent student, probably. no, i was a doppelgänger. well, i mean, i'm a perfectionist. i tried to do well for people and some there, but not the ideal. it, uh, touched my soul. that is , i had about two burnouts due to work. well, what didn't we get there? but the third most serious thing happened in 2020, when the pandemic came at work. i got one bi

principle, to say this model is exactly what, including studying the services of elena as a candidate of psychological sciences, and evaluating the personality of michael mcfour. what can you say? you you know, it's definitely a narcissist you're a person who, well, just suffers narcissism. perhaps this is just an element of american politeness, and not everyone smiles like that. it's possible, but he does. he periodically removes this mask, my friends. what is the reason for mcfall's russophobia towards russia. it would seem that he made a name here, he became famous right here, and then at some point he begins to speak with such hatred about our country, its people. the fact is that this man who was not located. e k russia to the russian people from within. he has been appointed to this position. you look at the russian language, because he speaks broken russian, that is, for a sovietologist with such a biography who has been on probation for so long, this is generally unacceptable, that is, he is working out the easter tasks in front of him, and all this sovietology of covers for playing the main role is th

bakalets voice of america from warsaw war psychologically traumatizes all people who identify themselves as ukrainians iryna andruh military psychologist came to these conclusions candidate of sciences, lieutenant colonel of the armed forces of ukraine and a professional negotiator, in an interview with ghani, iryna told how to help ukrainians overcome the psychological trauma of the war, your analysis of the psychological state of the ukrainian nation during the war is impressive , what you write, ukrainians did not become weaker or more frightened, we simply stopped being fully happy how to deal with this, ukrainians are becoming a nation without happiness, they do not feel it . that is, these are terrible numbers, and we are talking about the fact that absolutely everyone who was affected by the war that is, 100% of these people will have problems with mental health and recovery in the future, here we are talking about the fact that there are non -citizens of ukraine or people who left ukraine either arbitrarily or were born outside of ukraine, but they really identify themselves with ukraine, they understand that they are ukrainians by origin, i.e. 100% of people who identify th