and we continue the conversation with our heroine christina and expert, clinical psychologist nikita yanochkin. you can watch all podcasts on the first channel website 1tv.ru. now about comparing yourself with others, about breasts, about all this, yes, about some kind of extensions and so on. so, firstly, beauty standards. history, yes, but i, since we have a program here, i allow myself to do this, let’s say, here i am a psychologist, i have some kind of professional, that means history, there was the period when i was a green student who was not yet very well versed in the issues that i am working with today, now there is some experience there, tomorrow, i hope there, if i... develop, god willing, then how- then i will also become even cooler in this matter, and so at every stage at any stage there will definitely be someone cooler than me in terms of profession, that is, there will definitely be people who will be more erudite, more well-read, more prepared, and more the technician will know some techniques for everything else, at each stage, always will be... in my profession, that is, in

today we will talk with clinical psychologist nikita yanochkin about a topic that worries us not onlyy. today we will talk about loneliness during the holiday. our heroine today, veronica menvelieva, has arrived. just such a story, hello, veronica, hello, i just found out that this is not the first time you ’ve been spending the new year alone? yes, i'm spending new year's alone for the second year in a row, in fact, it was such a transformational period, when i was celebrating the new year alone, i thought that well, i’m celebrating alone, i won’t tell anyone. i will celebrate this holiday alone and let it be alone with myself, that is , you were forced to celebrate the new year alone, well, yes, it was forced by circumstances, but of course i wanted in companies, since i am a communicative, active, creative person, of course i wanted all this in circle of new year paraphernalia with fireworks, champagne, tangerines, but i met you alone, but it was forced, and you ended up feeling sad, yes, i’ll say honestly, yes, i was sad, and maybe i wouldn’t have been sad if there hadn’t been suc

today with a clinical psychologist nikita yanochkin we will talk about a topic that worries us not onlythe middle of winter, but literally every holiday. today we will talk about loneliness during the holidays. our heroine today, veronica menvelieva, came from just such a story. hello, veronica, hello, i just found out that this is not the first time you ’ve been spending the new year alone, yes, i’m spending the new year alone for the second year in a row, in fact, it was such a transformational period when i was celebrating the new year alone, i thought that well, i’m celebrating alone, without anyone i'll talk, i'll meet this one. fireworks, huge tables, well, it really was, to be completely honest, then of course it was more sad than fun, and in the morning, and in the morning it was even worse than on new year’s, because there is no feeling of a holiday, everyone goes out for a walk, everyone this high spirits, and somehow i wanted even more for... this situation, of course, and today, when you go to neither the second nor the third, well, come to us, you say, i think maybe you wan

on the first, this is a psychic podcast, where i, natalya losyeva, a clinical psychologist, nikita yanochkine talk about what to do if you celebrate the holidays differently from everyone else, but if a person is really in the center of this universal holiday, he begins to acutely feel his loneliness, his some kind of abandonment, yes, even if, as you quite rightly say, this is due to the fact that you are like this, well, how to survive this night, what can he do for himself , how to help yourself in the mode of such immediate psychological self-help, i think that... this is this fear, yes, that means, of social death, the so-called, when they judge me, when they don’t understand me, when i am there, that means, will be branded, and this is all immaturity, because an adult, personally, mentally mature, he does not proceed from social stereotypes, shapes his behavior, but from values, his own meanings, but preferences, tastes. the more subjective and independent he is in this matter, the more personally mature he is, so i would recommend to such a person to do self-analysis, right on this ne