is natalya luseva and my co-lead clinical psychologist , candidate of psychological sciences mikhail khors hello dear friends. we continue to write our library of wonderfully interesting complex lives, admiring our heroes. well, along the way, we help, as we can unravel difficult life situations. our today's heroine. her name is vera, she is the mother of four children and her request sounds like this: i am in the slavery of my children. faith hello hello what kind of slavery is this? tell us, please, well, first, i need to introduce, i am 41 years old and i am divorced and i have been raising children alone for 4 years. yes, 2 years, of course, was very difficult. difficulty with work. it was necessary to choose such a work schedule, but in order to receive money while providing for your children, and at the same time you are with your children, because this is study, and this is the socialization of my children, that is, mugs a-a, walks, excursions, vacations , and so on and so forth, and at the same time you need to earn money for everything for an apartment for clothes and provide them, and

my name is natalya, a journalist , my co-host, phd in psychology , clinical psychologist mikhail khors hellofriends, our today's heroine. karina hello karina hello , a person who wants to be friends, but can not be friends, it seems that people do not 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 the desire to communicate with a person. this picture is more important than the soul. and what's inside. i don't know why you know, it's some kind of manic, probably the idea in my head constantly talking. and it might be okay 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 you do not want to communicate. he can’t ignore you, you feel that way, but basically these are my feelings , of course, then all this goes into reality that we stop communicating, either i push myself away from the person of my

loseva, a journalist to my co-host clinical psychologist, candidate of psychological sciences mikhail khors hello's guest anastasia anastasia, we tell you what led you to us. i came to you with such a problem that i started having panic attacks, you were diagnosed. yes, unfortunately i didn't. i am now striving for this in order to find out exactly with the professionals what is happening with me, but according to the descriptions and the very sensations , this is exactly what is happening at the beginning of this year, but i reached my peak when i realized that something had to be done. it is necessary to change something when i was just filling out the documents for a visa. well, it would seem that some ordinary documents that are constantly filled out. i saw the list. uh, there were a lot of documents to prepare. and my body just froze. i couldn’t breathe, and i slammed the laptop shut, just threw it away, and for about an hour i tried to breathe and meditate. that is, i just didn’t know what could help me, so i’ll think meditation immediately dialed on the phone, listened and tried. here is t

journalist natalya loseva and a candidate of psychological sciences , a clinical psychologist mikhail khors . hellov, this is a podcast of space stories. today we will talk about space experiments that are carried out on astronauts at the stage of preparing for a space flight during their flight to the iss and after return to earth. i'm visiting. just the developer of these experiments elena fomina elena is the head of a very interesting department. i'm afraid to make a mistake name, how right and beautiful. this very beautiful name is called physiology, the gravitational stability of man. you work at the institute of megabiotic problems. we are trying to prepare for long-distance flights to understand how to resist weightlessness and, accordingly, why the gravitational stability of a person is called, because , for example, one laboratory is engaged in weightlessness is the laboratories where i work and more in addition, there is a laboratory that deals with artificial gravity, that is, there are laboratories that deal with what is happening on earth, practically we see it from very strong gravity

a journalist, he and the candidate of psychological sciences, clinical psychologist mikhail khors, were removed . hello. with you, the schletinger code podcast, and i am its leading editor-in-chief of a popular science magazine with the same name schrödinger's cat and my co-host cat, he is not schrödinger , he is my name, his bari, he will help me and morally support yes, barium and we have a wonderful guest sergey kut acquaintance. i confess often. here, look, here you are 10 years younger than me. and at the same time, you managed to fly to the iss and go into outer space. after all, i tried for more than 6 hours, yes, 6 hours 47 minutes after that, fly to antarctica and live there in a tent in search of a meteorite. here you see. you can already make an adventure book, i can’t say that i am the only person who a works specifically for science and goes to some extreme places in order to move science, uh, i guess i just got noticed. oh, come on, don't be shy. well, after all, there are not so many people on our planet with 8 billion who were both in space and in antarctica. well , probably, yes, i agr

hello this is a podcast of the psyche, where i am a journalist natalya loseva and a candidate of psychological sciences, a clinical psychologist mikhail khors analyze the most interesting most complex stories of our heroes. hello dear friends, today's our hero. vadim came to moscow after a divorce in a noble city. he left behind his ex-wife. his children are looking for their new love, but he is not very successful, because who would they find in this new big city. they all resemble his wife, or he compares these women to his ex-wife, who just can't let go. what to do with it is good or bad. and what, in fact, means that we will deal with such flashbacks today. hello well, does that mean they left their wife? was it her? it was a mutual decision, but she was still the initiator of the divorce. why is the fact that we were married for 8 years in 2014, we got married and divorced in the past at the beginning everything was for love, great we have two children six yo girl and son is 3 years old. we thought that the birth of children would only unite the creaks of the family and some new round would give the relationship in fact already. we beg

on the website of channel one 1tv.ru hello this is a podcast of the psyche, where we are with a clinical candidate of psychological science psychologist mikhail khorstinue to disassemble and reassemble the mosaic of human judgment. well, as we can, we improve it , we make the world more beautiful, calmer, your friends for joy. our today's heroine came to us with such a request. she has a daughter. there is a younger cheese. she adores her youngest son. but her daughter's relationship is not going well. she is annoyed at her daughter and not very much, of course, she likes this situation. anastasia bakunina will tell us her story. hello anastasia, hello, i stated the correctness. yes, there is one the problem is, there is a daughter. yes, i have two children and my oldest daughter. she is almost 10 years old and his son is 4 years old. a and c. in general, here with the advent of a son. yes, i really felt the contrast in the relationship with my daughter and son. if you have a relationship with your son, but such a musi-pusi, yes, you want to kiss him there, caress him , hug him, yes, then with your daughter. hmm, there is one. well, what about aggr

hello this is a podcast of the psyche. my name is natalya loseva. i am a journalist and together with my co-host clinical psychologist, candidate of psychological sciences mikhail khorsng a book of your destinies, each chapter of this book, a huge great story, is really our heroine today's pr manager. tatyana asoyan, mother of three children , tatyana actually lost these same children. i understand that your husband actually took your three children. and he did everything so that you could not physically communicate with them in any way, despite even the decision of the court so, yes, hello natalya, almost like that, and in fact, i came here to ask first of all for help and tell my story, because i was faced with such a concept as parental alienation syndrome, when, after the separation of two adults, mom and dad, one of the parents completely deprives the second parent of communication with children and any participation in their lives. let's take a look at the story first. why did you not immediately come to this alienated parent syndrome, something happened to become alienated parents. yes, of course, it took a lot of time to reach this concept and to realize this