my name is natalya loseva. i am a journalist, and my co-host clinical psychologist, candidate of psychological sciences, mikhail khors , our heroine today came to us with a problem that, it seems to me, is typical for very many europeans. well, in any case, i came across quite a lot of such stories, and this does not beg this story in any way, on the contrary , it increases its importance. hello tatyana . what did you come to tell us about, i compare myself with others guys with more successful guys with those with whom we started, in principle, compare together not in your favor, but objectively not in your favor. there are simply objective indicators, for example, the number of sales of the profession, the number of subscribers, that is , some such resources. that is measurable. how do they say it? yes, yes, and problems. that is, it lies in the fact that when i compare , i do not have a desire to do more, but i do the opposite. i lie down in some kind of apathy. and why then start, why then start and that's

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it was a psychic podcast, where i am a journalist, natalya loseva and my co-host clinical psychologistmikhail khors sort out quite complex tasks here, but the problem is precisely this, here is a specific local, that is, i can’t say that i’m not successful, actually a little. who will win the car. well, they didn't say exactly. you have won a car. but it's the same. what, what is this? well, there was some, well, michael, when the last time i won a car last week, last year i devalue myself with my achievements, now you are in some kind of reality, this called a crisis. don't try to jump out of it. allow yourself to get out of it gradually. uh-huh yes, this is such a professional personal now crisis. by the way, he is quite common among young people. just now closer to 30 and 27-28-27 starts, well, 4 months have just passed. i still say i live, so he will figure out that the girl is young, pretty. everything will be fine with personal relationships, it is important that you get out and allow you to go out of the crisis, because it seems to me that you broke up. this is also here, added

journalist natalya loseva and clinical psychologist mikhail khors we analyze various complex configurationsoblems. so what do you just need to allow yourself to envy praise yourself for it or how to allow to accept? uh. even those, you know, mental and personality traits that, uh, are considered negative and unpleasant to accept them. how is the norm, in general? yes, because after all, our psyche is the world as a whole, it is generally multi-colored. and here is an attempt to assemble, as it were, a puzzle only from beautiful bright and interesting pieces, yes, and throw it away. there , everything black and gray colorless leads to the fact that the puzzle becomes full of holes. and now, as if through these holes, all the power leaves us, on the contrary, when we begin to rely on everything facets of his personality. here i am jealous. and here i am, on the contrary, i am happy for my friend. here. i probably scold myself for not being happy for my girlfriend. wow, that means, let's stop scolding ourselves for the start that you are such a person right now , tell me aloud, please, i'm a p

my name is natalya loseva, a journalist.ndidate of psychological sciences, mikhail khors, and our today's guest oksana, a beautiful girl who lived under the rule of a tyrant for five years and still has not completely got rid of him, i still have a question, but i felt that very help and support from him these years. he gave you something, but a part. yes, i felt that as if he was not indifferent. uh, as if my mother's health took her to the hospital for discharge, well, as if with money, that is, he worked, brought his salary at that time. well, i haven't been working lately. here, therefore, as it were, i can’t say that he is purely dependent there on mine. yes, there he lived in my apartment and on his laurels such happiness flashes, then it already began, and these flashes actually began, about four months later, as we began to live. and you somehow discussed these outbreaks with him. let's talk about this tell how it hurts you to tell that he is terrible to experience these outbreaks. he thought i was to blame for all o

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my name is natalya loseva i am a journalist, and my co-host clinical psychologist, candidate of psychologicalces mikhail khors is our heroine today came to us with a problem that i think is typical for so many of her peers. well, in any case, i came across quite a lot of such stories, and this does not beg this story in any way, on the contrary , it increases its importance. hello tatyana . with what you came to tell us, i compare myself with other guys with more successful guys with those with whom we started, in principle, compare together not in your favor, but objectively not in your favor. there are simply objective indicators, for example, the number of sales professions, the number of subscribers, that is , some such resources are measurable, as they say, yes, and the whole problem lies in the fact that when i compare, i don’t have a desire to do more, and i’m the opposite. i lie down in some kind of apathy. and why then start, why then start and somehow a dialogue in my head? you still won't succeed. do you think? i probably don’t even think about whether it will work or not. i just h

my name is natalya loseva and together with clinical psychologist mikhail khors.s what it says, well , except for the fact that she has achieved at least this already, yes. come on, let's go out now on the streets of moscow and ask who knows at least one foreigners says that nastya taught four foreign languages ​​that she knows how to achieve goals, that she is hardworking and hardworking. we know that languages ​​are taken, including, so to speak, uh, our muscles say about the soul, that nastya knew how to achieve goals and that she was efficient. it seems to me, but, in addition to the skill, you need more resources, you know, and this is how to buy yourself a beautiful one there. car gasoline yes and gasoline is a resource that the motor will require in the engine, so a crisis is that it's always not what you wanted, yes, i got something for that, no, it doesn’t correspond to it itself - this is the norm. and the assessment of what, uh, when it doesn't match? this badly creates a crisis. and this crisis, er, there, some long-term chronic experiences. here you a

my name is natalya loseva i am a journalist and my co-host clinical psychologist mikhail khors analyzedifficult situation, but very vital maria be happy, please. thank you very much i will try. hello this is an anthropology podcast , its host is dmitry dibrov and our guest is an art project of a villa led by another coveted one. i ask you and you to tell us firsthand what kind of project it is. this is a villa art project. why villas? well, these are slavic mythological characters, they have hair to the ground, white wings and goat hooves, and so they turned out from young brides who died before the wedding, about this and the first song is not about love. that's how she went to the wedding. they arrived. yeah, it means that there was still love go. what wind is the wind and kakapurya raises? i will not forget an empty letter to you marishka with water. bravo dear friends, but not only the art project of the pitchfork is strong with drowned people, but you still have it. be healthy, what kind of groom is there anywhere, who is this person? this is sergei kalachev, with whom we have been

my name is natalya loseva and today, together with my co-leading clinical psychologist, i am a candidatehael khors. i will help our guest konstantin irokhin to understand what is happening in his family, what is happening with the children and why relationships are not being built. that's right. you are a father of many children. yes, how many children are you? well, as i say, in the overall standings i have five children, what is and what are the two children that i am now raising, that we live with are children, my second wife from a previous relationship. well, yes, boys. yes, there are two boys. and they are of such a preferred age. well, we think that they enter actively already in this adolescence, of course this one. here is a red light, somewhere already lit. and what does this red light bulb have ? that there are some moments when the child already begins to act differently from the way you see him or not the way you have a model of behavior there for an ideal child. wait, here's the main problem. what is the problem only in these two children. because you still have children in

psychic podcast, my name is natalya loseva i am a journalist and my co-host clinical psychologist ph.dand our guest maria filatov maria what happened you know, i will immediately start with the problem that i have, i am the mother of six children, and i have children 27-25 23:20 15 and eight. we now live in a big nice apartment, and my problem is that my adult children are riding me, that is, they they don't want me at all, let alone help in some way. yes, although we have a normal relationship, if i'm one on one with someone, yes, that is, for example, with my eldest daughter. yes, that is, it is now we, i married her a wonderful relationship now in october. yes, she got out. and how many children live in the apartment now there are five and you have a problem with whom with adult children? ah, two daughters and a son, that is the problem, what is the problem is that everyone wants me to be as before, i practically raised them alone, yes, that is, i worked all the time, took me to school in kindergarten in the nursery for distant lands. i wanted to give them the best. what is the prob

my name is natalya loseva i am a journalist, and my co-host is a clinical psychologist , ph.d. in psychologyes, and this does not beg this story in any way, on the contrary , it increases its importance. hello tatyana, hello, what did you tell us about, i compare myself with other guys with painfully successful guys with those with whom we started, in principle, together we compare not in our favor, but objectively not in our favor. it's just that there are objective indicators, for example, the number of sales of a profession, and the number of subscribers. that is , some such resources. that is, measurable as they say, yes, and the problem is that when i compare , i don’t have a desire, but to do more, and i’m the opposite. i lie down in some kind of apathy. and why then start, why then start and somehow a dialogue in my head? i still can't do it. you think, well, i probably don't even think about whether it will work or not. i just have all my energy that could be used, it just drops, and then i can’t do anything at all. how old are you now 27 turned 27. and when this discomfort began. th

my name is natalya loseva.sychologist , ph.d. in psychology, mikhail khors. today, our heroine came to us with a problem that, it seems to me, is typical for so many of her peers. well, in any case, i came across quite a lot of such stories, and this does not beg this story in any way, on the contrary , it increases its importance. hello tatiana hello, what did you come to tell us about, i compare myself with other guys with more successful guys with those with whom we started, in principle.

my name is natalya loseva, my leading clinical psychologist mikhail khors and our guest today, who is a wonderful girl oksana hello oksana, what brought you to us? tell your story. i had a difficult relationship. uh, we lived with a young man, a 5 years of civil marriage. that was not easy. he was a tyrant and manipulator, and he periodically had breakdowns. and, that is, he shouted, arranged disassembly scandals, and there he could arrange from scratch. ah, the screams. there he raised his hand, well, there were situations, yes, and kia and 2 years, as i in the truest sense of the word, he fled from him during these two years. uh this man keeps me going pursue, and moreover, as if i can not find a solution to this problem. he pursues you in social networks or in the direct physical even in social networks everywhere. i blocked him on my phone, i also blocked him. that is, he doesn’t, well, has no contact with me, and the only way to somehow find me and, uh, how to continue trying to restore communication. this is a sport. that is, as if he himself is also an athlete, and you are eith

lie down rest it was a podcast of the psyche , where i am a journalist natalya loseva, a clinical psychologistikhail khors, helped our heroine anastasia deal with those stressful conditions that are called panic attacks. i hope that we, but a little bit , have moved forward with this situation in any way. case of glitter in the eyes. nasty gives us hope. this is a podcast by fire and i am its host denis gorelov today our conversation is about the military cinema of the soviet union and its successor the russian federation on the occasion of the day of the soviet army and navy as for military cinema, it was absolutely the know-how of our cinema, maybe not always fully aware of it, but completely natural since. e hmm let's talk straight about our war. uh, people knew much more than all other nations, more or less in proportion to us. e about military affairs. uh, only three nationalities, germans, japanese and yugoslavs, had an idea. but the germans and the japanese, as the losing side, could not afford to speak out. at least somehow about the heroism of their armies. they had to blame the whole

this is a podcast on the psyche, where i am a journalist natalya loseva and clinical psychologist mikhailbyrinths of psychological situations. so you are 18 years old. just such a girl. yes, uh, who nurtured grandmothers and mother, whom i understand, a lot of things were allowed. yes, suddenly you are going to moscow right? why did you go to moscow why study, russian state social university, you entered the university, but on a budget, everything is fine with me. mom, grandmother were proud, daughter, well done well, yes. well, they wanted to let me go. well, i, as it were, who can i withstand, adapted in moscow, well, it was hard. what was hard? the first time i broke away from mom from my grandmother, who did everything for me around the house, cooked, cleaned and so i myself in all of vast moscow still can’t go to the hostel, there was a lot of conflict with other girls. well, there were a carrot girl on my shelf, put this carrot, then flew all over the room. well , that is, not in march, everything really started with you . the problem was with a sharp reaction , it was always yes, y

my name is natalya loseva i am a journalist and my co-host clinical psychologist mikhail khors analyzedifficult situation, but very vital maria please be happy thank you very much i will try. hi this is a free program podcast. i am maxim trankov and my today's interlocutor is the beautiful anzhelika krylova . well, in general, how would i spend my youth here at the age of 21. i left and this, as it were , was completely different. i was in the role of an athlete when we left and i became interested in how it works here as a coach, and i came and tried and learned a lot. this is a great experience for me i know, but everything seems to be different here, but the system itself and the preparation, the way i cook, the way i cooked the americans, that's how i cook the russians. well, maybe a little harder, because here you can. well, not because it's possible here, because they need it here so soon, because they are so used to it. they have been brought up this way since childhood, coaches have been preparing them. in what system a slightly raised tone a little more rigidity of the parent r

my name is natalya loseva, a journalist. oh my co-host candidate of psychological sciences mikhail khors and our today's guest oksana is a beautiful girl who lived under the rule of a tyrant for 5 years and still hasn't completely got rid of him , i still have a question. and you felt the same help and support from him all these years. he gave you something, well, a part, yes, i felt uh-huh that, no matter how indifferent to him. uh, as if my mother's health took her to the hospital for discharge. well, as if with money, that is, he worked, brought his salary, they worked at that time. well lately i yes it didn't work anymore. here, therefore, as it were , i can’t say that he is purely dependent there on mine. yes, there he lived in my apartment and on his laurels such happiness flashes, then it had already begun. these are actually his flashes. it started about four months after we began to live, and you somehow discussed these outbreaks with him. here to talk about this , tell how painful it is for you to tell that he is t

my name is natalya loseva.inical psychologist, ph.d. in psychology, mikhail khors, and our heroine maria, with a very difficult situation with her children. i would even say a wonderful heroine, and we admire you. but now, answer me, please, maria to the question. who do you think shows our children? an example of how they treat us from where they can learn that mom needs to be protected, that mom needs help, what when you eat in this house? this food has to be paid for. well, the answer is society as a whole is correct, but more specifically , who exactly is in this society? well, i think that i should kind of set an example, yes, that is, if you have to set an example of what, well, i take care of them about my mother or how . they gave them an opportunity. they said maybe the little ones would take care of themselves. well, for example, you said there to their older children when they were five or six years old. you listen, i fucked my eldest daughter in marriage. where is the independence of the eldest daug

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well, i am a journalist, natalya loseva , i help both him and our heroes as best i can. who doesn’t want to be a habalka, i believe that she won’t be. thanks a lot deeply. yes? i really don’t accept myself again , only here from one extreme to another. for the answer, you understand, such a thing, it turns out zinedine zidane has been out of work for 2.5 years, and you have already mentally prepared such a base for yourself that it can continue enough long your time out of work, but really i don't have any kind of hard restrictions about it. the main thing is that there should be an option that was really interesting to me, that suited me and that would contribute to my development. well, uh , with regard to timelines, i have a lot to do with my free time, because besides coming to interviews, i don’t know there to perform in college shows. i have a school where there are a lot of projects that we want to implement interesting projects coming up, and i am happy to deal with these things now. and there are some know interests that i like rea. let's start from childhood, f

the night project on channel one podcast of paws, namely the podcast of the psyche , journalist natalya loseva, fine, what to say, especially at night about it, of course, you need to have both special guests and desires. to tell the viewer something special. that's what you would like to tell the audience with the help of this podcast , well, first of all, fate, because you know, like in good books and good movies, the most interesting simple person is always in the first place. this is the same way people who come to us with their own destinies with some of their own problems with their stories every story. this is the plot for the movie and the book. this very interesting. and, of course, we try to be extremely careful approach. here's to this story , to this problem, to this situation, but unraveling it. i think we do. it’s a good deed for this person, who, as it were, rises above his situation and for the audience, because very many, if not everyone , recognizes in these stories some kind of psychological squiggle of their own, some kind of their own plot, some kind that you of their past

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let them read with dmitry bak and the psyche of journalist natalya loseva and a psychologist michaelwatch the first one. and that i will show them a request for successful success tonight, let's talk about feelings, sometimes not the most pleasant, but so familiar. i'm not happy for my friend. i envy myself and scold myself for being curled. that's right , it overloads the psyche and the feeling is like that. so envy is the theme of the premiere episode of the psychic podcast. how to stop constantly looking at others? i compare myself with others, such as the number of profession sales, and the number of subscribers. i mean , i still can't do it. you do you think how not to please the abyss of your own emotions? i get very upset and at some point i just fall asleep, because the energy drops right to zero, we take off together with leonid yakubovich. you know that you are being looked at. the secret profession likes this, stewardesses in the podcast, everyone wants to fly, when there are passengers 100 150 people 400 people, and one of them has time, but to make a few compliments. you

my name is natalya loseva i am a journalist, and my co-host clinical psychologist, candidate of psychological guys with painfully successful guys with those with whom we started, in principle, compare together not in your favor, but objectively not in your usefulness. it's just that there are objective indicators, for example, the number of sales of a profession, and the number of subscribers. that is some such resources. that is, measurable, as they say? yes, yes, and the problem is that when i compare, i don’t have a desire, but to do more, and i’m the opposite. i lie down in some kind of apathy. and why then start, why then start and somehow a dialogue in my head? i still can't do it. you think, well, i probably don't even think about whether it will work or not. i just have all my energy that could be used, it just drops, and then i don’t do anything at all. can do. how old are you now 27 , 27. and when this discomfort began. this is the reaction to someone else's success. uh, self-comparison, apathy. follow-up. uh, probably with the advent of social networks, where i began to notice how