triggers with you its leading psychologist tatyana krasnovskaya psychologist psychotherapist sergey nasebyan maria, hello, maria, hello, tell us what you came to us with came, and i am currently 35 years old, i live with my mother, i have never had a serious relationship, i have never been married, i don’t have children either, in the future i would like to start my own family, i would like to, but... i don’t want to leave my mother alone, my mother is 68 years old, she is a lonely pensioner, she sits at home all the time, alone, she somehow has no friends, no girlfriends, not even pets, nothing, and i really don’t want to leave her alone, it seems to me that this is somehow cruel, i am a very empathic person, very kind, it is difficult for me to decide what to do my happiness to build my family, or continue to live with my mother, but then i kind of sacrifice my will. i'm at a dead end in this situation, i don't know how this problem is solved, that is, here in any case, as if there is a choice, either mom or my family, it definitely is, and one is worth the other, in the sense that you pay

with you were the hosts of the podcast tatyana krasnovskaya and sergey nasebyan. until next time. the triggers podcast on the channel one website. hello, this is the burn with fire podcast and i, its host denis gorelov, with a story about the creative path of sergei aleksandrovich solovyov for his eightieth birthday. the conversation will not be quite typical for a podcast, the fact is that with sergei aleksandrovich, we were friends for more than 30 years, as far as only people with a 25-year difference can be friends with each other. because of this, the conversation will be colored with somewhat personal tones, not entirely objective, not quite usual from the outside, and once, already at the very end of aleksandrovich's life, i told him a story about my great-grandfather, one of the first russian drivers, nicknamed grandfather seryoga, he was botkin's personal driver, in pre-revolutionary times some factory owner managed to fire him. with the wording for his impossible character, i asked sergei alexandrovich if i could call him that? go ahead, he said, squinting in his usual s

remission now, you are watching the podcast triggers with you, its host is tatyana krasnovskaya, sergey nasebyanh nicole about anorexia, you can stand up, yes, of course, uh-huh, thank you, just so our viewers understand, yeah. okay, in this context, let’s just go back to the first episode, when at the age of 12 you said, you were diagnosed with anorexia neurotic, yes, or anorexia nervosa, yes, yes, tell us what it was like, that’s what you were in at that moment, when this began to happen, i began adolescence, and i was a little scared, or perhaps even a lot, but the thing... is that my parents didn’t really explain to me what it was, what happened to girls in general, the meanings did not introduce you to the concept of the menstrual cycle, including, yes, yeah, when i... saw how my body was starting to change, yeah, i was scared, shocked, maybe, and i counteracted this as best i could, that is, me i didn’t like the way i was starting to look, although well, i was never fat, that is, everything was fine, and you could even say that i was so thin, and then it began, that is, as i understand it,

with you is the host tatyana krasnovskaya and sergey nasebyan, our guest today is suzanne. hello. hello. your story is that you lived with a man for some time. who, according to you, was an abuser, who committed some abusive actions or actions of a violent nature, right? absolutely right, the topic of our today's conversation, because i know a lot about the position of a victim in an abusive relationship, because i was one. from a psychological point of view, this is such immaturity, lack of self-support, a tendency to merge with a partner. this is you... your psyche is healing, it already sees some alarm bells that indicate that we are dealing with abusers, well, since we cannot benefit you personally, as you said, let's try to benefit, well, you said that today we just have a conversation, where you want your statements are unlikely to apply to our situation, i came to talk to you because i...

of a multi-part film, soon on the first, you watch the podcast paws triggers, with you today sergey nasebyanovskaya, we have a special edition today, in which we we are talking about abusive relationships and life after them. how to determine where this is a healthy position, and where it is worth stopping and showing attention, good, too persistent courtship and inattention to refusals - this is probably the very first most important flag, because attention to refusals, to refusals to interact, there are men who love, no, when ... a woman refuses a man's courtship, and he does not perceive no, as an option that can exist at all, but because usually men with such a constitution also have a narcissistic disposition personalities, they can't stand rejection, for them it's something like a sport, when a man starts bombarding you with his attention and doesn't respect your right to refuse. and your opinion, roughly speaking, it means that he is not inclined to respect a woman with her choices, how can a woman be deceived in this? it may seem to her that he has flared up with feelings for her so

triggers, with you is its host, psychologist, tatyana krasnovskaya, psychologist psychotherapist sergey nasebyanr guest nicole, hello, good evening, tell us, please, what did you come to us with? you know, i have such a problem, probably, i have it since adolescence, since 12 years old. in adolescence , i developed a disease called anorexia, later i was diagnosed with this by doctors, nervous anorexia, and the disease sometimes appears, sometimes disappears, that is, it does not depend on any events happening in my life, that is, suddenly it is gone, suddenly it resumes again, it does not have any periodicity so that it could be tracked, and i learned to cope with it as best i could , learned to live, but here is my question, why did such an image form in my head, which i try to approach all the time, that is, this is a certain weight. a certain appearance, in another image, when i gain weight, or when i try, yes, if you can call it that, to live like ordinary people, with more or less acceptable nutrition, why don’t i like this image, why is the way i look so important that it affects my whole

it is even clear how to do it, with you were the hosts of the podcast tatyana krasnovskaya and sergey nasebyanyou can find the full episodes of the triggers podcast on the website of the first channel. kant's text is understandable if you overcome the difficulties of your own feeblemindedness, common to any reader of kant's works, there are some philosophers, the reading of which causes the reader to have the false idea that the reader is clearly a karytin, kant's texts belong to this variety, but having overcome the difficulties of your... obomie, we still understand the text. so in his lectures spoke about kant and about us, philosopher mirap mamardashvili. hello, today we gathered with thoughts about immanuel kant, about his life, his philosophy. on april 2, the great philosopher turned 300 years old. today i have, as they say now, a dream team. i can be from west to east, geographically. alexander alexandrovich fedorov, rector of the baltic state university. lomanosov moscow state university, i am vladimir ligoida, let's try to talk about kant his life of teachings. actually. dear friends,

, with you is its leading psychologist tatyana krasnovskaya, psychologist and psychotherapist sergei nasebyansuch an interesting request, i don’t know what to call it, it’s a diagnosis or my fears or my beliefs, in general, it seems to me that i have a childish... position, that is, it’s as if i ’m always waiting from someone that some of my questions will be resolved, well, for example, there is a search work, that one of my friends will offer me something, or, for example, my man will solve these problems for me, until a certain period i had a dad who helped me, i have a feeling that i, mm, have no knowledge, yes, it’s like doing something myself, but with everything that i... expect, for example, from my man, that he will somehow solve my financial issues, while i cannot voice my requests to him money, well, that is, for example, say there, give me some amount for this, that, that for some reason i’m ashamed to do this, and i’m a little confused about this, i also have the feeling that when looking for a job, i also don’t seem to allow myself to forgive some well-defined level of earnings.

and with you... there were us, its hosts, psychologist tatyana krasnovskaya, psychotherapist sergey nasebyanwas a very deep conversation at night, all episodes. you can watch the triggers podcast on the website of the first channel 1tv.ru. hello, the badden baden podcast is on air, i am its host, konstantin severinov. today we we will talk about children, we will talk about pediatrics. our guest is andrey alekseevich stepanov, chief specialist in pediatrics, presidential administration. andrey, hello. hello, konstantin. i would like to talk to you today about several things. as a father with experience, i had the feeling that what pediatricians say changes to the exact opposite approximately once every 10 years. and i would like to understand why this is so. you are absolutely right, konstantin, this is generally a problem, i think. that the entire medical science is not only pediatrics, the view on many problems, they change quite quickly, and what was absolutely indisputable for us 10 or 15 years ago, today has been revised, and we have taken a diametrically opposite point of view, and why

and with you is its host, a psychologist tatyana krasnovskaya psychologist psychotherapist sergey nasebyantatyana, hello, tatyana, hello, hello, well, tell us, tatyana, what did you come to us with, it is quite difficult for me to clearly formulate a request, i have quite painful reactions in family conflicts, i am married, every time we have some kind of quarrel with my husband on domestic grounds, there are just some little things, usually they hurt me very much. that is , internally i somehow separate for myself, then there is some rational part of me that explains everything, calms me down, supports me and... there is some emotional part that is probably in the shadow of this rational part, which hurts, especially painfully when my husband, for example, is late at work, it can be even for a small amount of time, 15 minutes, and for me it’s like a drama inside, it already hurts, it already hurts, that , for example, our agreements were not kept, well, that is, we initially agreed, for example, on some time, and for me it’s like like this... what do you mean my word means nothing, i'm no

triggers on the first channel with you its host tatyana krasnovskaya psychologist psychotherapist sergey nasebyant today is alexandra, hello, hello, alexandra, tell me what 's wrong with you, i buy everything, a good start, so, i buy everything, everything that is possible, everything that is not possible, in any situation, bad, i go for new underwear, ok i go for a new bracelet, boringly i open some marketplace, that soon all the things will simply evict me from the house, that is, they need a separate house for us to exist together, does this bother you or does it already bother your loved ones, is that where the problem begins? this has always bothered my loved ones, i have always been like this, that is , if my mother and i buy, for example, in childhood one down jacket, or someone buys one down jacket. then i need three, i need them to be like mine, like masha's, like katya's, like sisters and also like olga dmitrievna has some conditional, i need everything, the problem is that i need everything, well , it's great that your parents had such an opportunity, and what's wrong, well, great, but

earlier, yes, yes, well, it was the podcast lab triggers. and its host tatyana krasnovskaya and sergey nasebyaniting a conscious activity, and how, in general, to cope with the fear that we experience in moments when our loved ones cannot be next to us, because we want it so much. you can watch all the episodes of the podcast triggers on the website of the first channel 1tv.ru. and if you are interested in sorting out your situation or solve some of your own. question with us in this studio, you can fill out the questionnaire, which you will find on the website 1tv.ru. hello, this is the psyche podcast, in which we continue to deal with the most typical, the most... the most vivid requests of our viewers, but today we will experiment with the format and analyze three fairly popular requests with which people come to psychologists, with two psychologists at once, but without heroes, and these two psychologists represent different approaches, different concepts, we will to some extent, let's contrast and discuss what strategies can be. it is clear that there is more than one, maybe even more than

relationships and professional activities, the hosts of this podcast, tatyana krasnovskaya and sergey nasebyanarticipant in the trigger podcast and be our guest in our studio and understand the issue that is interesting to you personally, fill out the form on the website 1tv.ru, hello, this is a podcast deception of substances, with you olesya nosova, editor-in-chief of komsomolskaya. truth and the famous endocrinologist zukhra pavlova. zukhra, today let’s talk about obesity and the types of obesity, because it turns out that this is not at all obvious to a non- specialist. fat people look about the same, but it turns out that there are different reasons for this obesity. in general, what, what is happening in the world, how big a problem is this now? oh, a big problem, a pandemic, although vos called the 21st century the obesity epidemic, but in fact it is a pandemic, an epidemic is on one continent, a pandemic is on everyone continents, unfortunately, this pandemic is progressing. that's why we talk so much about obesity, because we can't deal with it. the number of people is increasing, i r

were with you the hosts of this podcast are tatyana krasnovskaya and sergey nasebyan. although he called the 21st century the obesity epidemic, but in fact it is a pandemic, an epidemic is on one continent, a pandemic is on all continents, unfortunately, this pandemic is progressing, that ’s why we talk so much about obesity. there is such a huge information propaganda in the media in a good sense, yes they provide opportunities to independently balance your diet, increase physical activity, and at the same time , the number of people with regret, unfortunately, among children, is progressively increasing. previously, we knew for sure that the children's part is the most slender part, people, well, they are mobile, they eat only when they want, as if mothers do not try, so much so. it was, now many children are overweight and obese, and this is an even bigger problem, because the earlier obesity begins, the more difficulties it will be in adulthood. we can cope with this, but we have data that clearly demonstrates how the number of obese people is progressively increas

with you is its leading psychologist, tatyana krasnovskaya, psychologist and psychotherapist sergei nasebyanence , i developed a disease called anorexia, later doctors diagnosed me with this, anorexia nervosa, and the disease either manifests itself or disappears, that is, it does not depend on any or events taking place in my life, that is, suddenly it’s gone and... suddenly it resumes again, it doesn’t have any periodicity so that it can be tracked, and i learned to cope with it as best i could, learned to live, but now my question is, why is this in my head? an image has formed that i try to fit all the time, that is, it is a certain weight, a certain look, in a different image, when i gain weight, or when i try, yes, if you can call it that, to live like... like ordinary people, with nutrition more or less acceptable, why don’t i like this image, why the way i look is so important that it affects my whole life, that is, and at normal weight i don’t want to be a normal person, to exist, to act , to achieve something, only being in such a small place, uh-huh, the person for whom i strive,

you look now. you are watching the podcast triggers with you, its host is tatyana krasnovskaya, sergey nasebyan talking with nicole about anorexia, you can stand up, yes, of course. yeah, thank you, just so that our viewers understand, yeah, okay, in this context, let’s just go back to the first episode, when at 12 you said, you were diagnosed with neurotic anorexia, yes or nervous anorexia, yes, yes, tell me how it was, that's where you were at that moment, when it started happening, i started going through puberty. and i was a little scared, or maybe even a lot, but the thing is that my parents didn't really explain to me what it was, what happens to girls in general, they didn't introduce you to the concept of the menstrual cycle , including, yes, when i saw how my body started changing, yeah, i was scared, shocked, maybe, and i resisted it. as much as i could, then i didn't like how i was starting to look, yeah, although well i was never fat, that is, everything was fine, and you could even say i was so thin, and then it started - that is, as i understand it, my hips and breasts started to

this was the triggers podcast, with you were its hosts tatyana krasnovskaya and sergey nasebyan.uest was maria. and we fought over masha's conviction that her mother will not survive any changes in her life. you can find all the episodes of the triggers podcast on the website. channel one 1tv.ru. hello, i am pilot cosmonaut anton shkaplerov, this is a podcast about space stories, today my guest is igor vladimirovich barmin, advisor to the general director of tsinki, igor vladimirovich, let's decipher first of all, what is zinc? it is a joint-stock company called the center for the operation of ground-based space infrastructure facilities. i know that you have been in space for decades.