and sergey is with you, tatyana krasnovskaya, a psychologist and psychotherapists, and we are talking her mother is this relationship. you want to build with mom now. well it's understandable that i can't talk to another person, but i just wish i could so that it is, well, at least in understanding, that is, so that i can know that i can calmly share with her something that is important to me, and even if i don’t like it, even if it doesn’t suit her, she would just said, well, well, that is, if you feel so good, then it's good. all i wanted was understanding. yes, tell me if you and i ended up on a desert island together with no hope of being rescued and you had to somehow build a relationship with me. now imagine imagine that you speak russian and i speak chinese. how would you share with me your experiences, fears, and worms? well, that's probably what we're left with is sign language. well, i would be surprised, but the chinese do not understand our european public languages ​​in different ways. well, here you are gesticulating in full something. speak lopochtite. and i look at you

to the psychologist sergey, the psychologist tatyana krasnovskaya, and our guests lola said, we havecome on, my mother began to drink heavily with him. and at that time i either ran out into the street, as it were. there were friends with other guys. well, this is not to say that friends were guys who were from the same yard and we were friends together. but for i’m a friend - you know, this is how i had an example, again from school there was a girl with whom i went to school and back with her, and there was an older sister and the second girl from our house had two sisters. i saw their relationship with each other, how they, yes , yes, how they communicate with each other, and i wanted to just take everything, no, well, i wanted a sister. yes, it's understandable. so maybe you , then, like that mammoth who is looking for a mother , are looking for a sister or brother, and they are friends and comrades. now i'm not looking, but rather in the room i'm looking for a sister, well, my friend, i'm just limiting these incomprehensibly, it seems that you are merging with this concept, beca

psychologist sergey on himself psychologist tatyana krasnovskaya, and our guests and lola continue and ran into the street. other guys but for me, you know this is a friend, this is how i had an example , again from school there was a girl with whom i went to school and back together with her, and there was an older sister and a second girl from our house had the same were two sisters, and i saw their relationship with each other, how they yes, yes, how they communicate with each other and no, i wanted to take the sisters. yes, it's understandable. so maybe you are then like that mammoth that is looking for a mother for a sister or brother, and they are friends and comrades. now i'm not looking, but i'm looking for my sister in the room, well, my friend, i'm just limiting these, it seems that you are merging these two concepts, because you are looking. i tell you at your place, that is, you had friends. you talk to me friend and began to describe sisterly relationship. that is, for me, a friend. this is a sister. that is, i mean, i show the second person with some of my behavior that h

this is a podcast triggers, psychologist sergey on himself, psychologist tatyana krasnovskaya, and our continue and so appeared. like you said, we got a man. well, my mom started drinking heavily with him. and at that time i either ran out into the street. the other guys were friends, that friends were guys who were from the same yard and we were together. well, for me, a friend - you know, this is how i had an example , again from school there was a girl with whom i went to school and back with her, and there was an older sister and the second girl from our house had the same were two sisters. i saw their relationship with each other, how they, yes, yes, how they communicate with each other, and i wanted the same sisters. well, i wanted a sister, yes, of course. so maybe you, then, like that mammoth who is looking for a mother, are looking for a sister or brother, and they are friends and comrades. now i'm not looking, but in the room for a sister. well, girlfriend, i'm just limiting these incomprehensibly, it seems that you are merging from this concept, because you are watching. i t

so the psychologist sergey at himself, the psychologist tatyana krasnovskaya, and our guests lola continuem strongly. and at that time i either ran out into the street. there were with other guys, that is , there were friends, that friends, these were guys who were from the same yard and we were friends together. well, for me, a friend - you know, this is how i had an example , again from school there was a girl with whom i went to school and back with her, and there was an older sister and the second girl from our house had two sisters, and i saw their relationship with each other, how they are yes, yes, how they communicate with each other and no, i wanted to also no take sisters. yes, it's understandable. so maybe you, then, like that mammoth who is looking for a mother, are looking for a sister or brother, and they are friends and comrades. now i'm not looking, but in the room for a sister. well, girlfriend, i'm just limiting these incomprehensibly, what you merge with this concept, because you are watching. i tell you, you have, that is, you had friends, you say.

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this podcast triggers with you psychologist sergey na sebyayn, psychologist tatyana krasnovskaya, andlinic to an adult, in fact, from the age of 14, already at the age of 15 , a child goes to the clinic myself. well, yes, well, a normal child. yes healthy adults, so say a child who turns out to be in a dependent relationship really continues to walk with his mother 18 or 19 and believe me. i know history at 30-35. uh-huh. these are the ones mom takes to see psychologists. i met this or my mother comes and says, you know, i have a problem, what kind of son is sick there. and how old is the son of 38 there, it happens that we cannot, we have not learned. we were not lucky and the connection is very strong, of course, but only the connection lasts for a long time. that's the problem. because your mother, of course, believed it is her duty to give you as much as she could, maybe more. yes , as soon as she considered it her duty , it means that she transferred this debt to you and you are now. ah, in this debt vein, right? that is, you must give now. yes? this is such a leitmotif, of cours

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sergey is with you a psychologist, a psychotherapist and tatyana krasnovskaya, a family psychologist, today we are talking about what triggers prevent her from being happy. let's see what you did. if we look at this perspective on your life. you arrived in moscow and spent the night for two weeks at the entrance. what is your overall result now? now, of course, it’s a sin to complain, everything is fine. is there a husband? my work is still such that i do not work for hire. for myself, yes, a specialist who works on his own. yes, i build my own financial schedule through me. how was your mother's fate? mom died in the eleventh year, it's good that they said, we died well, no, well, it's good, because your dad left with your mom, a man came with you, if you also told me that you and your mom died that day, i would be totally surprised. i am like that too i think. i even think that the previous two cases are too much. after all, how your mother died separately from you. but your daughter is dead. you are no longer a daughter. probably, well, since there is no mother, it means that there

podcast triggers, and i'm sergey with you, he is a practicing psychologist and psychotherapist tatyana krasnovskayaoday is lola tell vova about yourself in a nutshell and what is your request? i am 35 years old. i myself work as a fitness trainer. and my request is like that, like i work with people, but i can’t hmm, or rather, it doesn’t work, in general, communication with people is to build friendships or any kind of relationship in the long term. that is, i noticed such moments that, while i am with a person i communicate. we seem to be fine. and after a while it all ends, either with some kind of quarrels, or communication comes to naught. and now i just, if i analyze like this, and in general there are no girlfriends. that is, i always hear that someone, well, as it seems to me, there are normal people. uh, there's a best friend, but i don't have one. i don't even have the best acquaintances, and such neighbors, er, whom i could turn to with some kind of problem. there at 1:00 am at two there are none, that is, i'm not on whom i can't rely on. i think it's a little bit. it shouldn't be. how t

triggers and i'm with you sergey for myself he is a practicing psychologist and psychotherapist tatyana krasnovskaya today is lola tell him, uh, about yourself in a nutshell and what is the request? i am 35 years old. i myself work fitness. as a coach, and my request is like, how do i work with people, but i can do it. long term that is, i noticed such moments that, while i communicate with a person. we seem to be fine. and after a while it all ends, either with some kind of quarrels, or communication comes to naught. and now i just have, and if you analyze like this, and in general there are no girlfriends. that is, i always hear that someone, well, it seems to me, there are normal people. uh, there's a best friend, but i don't have one. i don't even have better acquaintances, such neighbors, er, that i could turn to with some kind of problem of mine. there at 1:00 at night at two there are no such, that is, i who can not rely on? i think it's a little bit. it shouldn't be. how do you see the reason? ah well, of course, i do not rule out what she did to me, but i cannot understand this problem in m

podcast triggers with you sergey is a psychologist, psychotherapist and tatyana krasnovskaya, a familynd today we are talking about what triggers prevent her from being happy. let's see what you did. if we look from this perspective on your life. you arrived in moscow and spent 2 weeks at the entrance. what is your overall result now? now, of course, it’s a sin to complain, everything is fine. does the husband have a job? eat? uh-huh we have an apartment, we have an apartment, right? well, non-removable and work at i am still such that i do not work for hire. a specialist who himself works through me mam died, but she died long ago in the eleventh year. it’s good that they said, we died, but no, well, well, because your dad left with your mom, a man came to you and your mom, if you also told me that you and your mom died that day, i would be too surprised . i think so too. i even believe that through the previous two cases. after all, how your mother died separately from you. but your daughter is dead. you are no longer daughter. probably, well, since there is no mother, it means that

thank you thank you. it was with you that we were kostrigery sergei for ourselves tatyana krasnovskaya anastasia as you know, we understand everything in sports in medicine, and in politics everyone understands this, there is one more area, which everyone uses, but no one understands what is at stake. this is the very area in which i am in love and which has now become my second life, my second destiny for the rest of my life. this is aviation. our whole destiny is there and we all strive to make something better, something more beautiful and something higher. let's try. meet me in the cockpit today will be such an introductory introductory flight, i will show you the landing of the aircraft, in some amazingly strange weather conditions at different airports at night during the day in the fog, from then we will start talking about what happens to us at that very delightful moment when we rise into the air forward behind me. sheremetyevo tower 65 135 permission to launch, tank, 52, 135, sheremetyevo tower good afternoon, permission to launch at 5, dear citizens of passengers. welcome ab

podcast triggers, and i'm sergey with you, he is a practicing psychologist and psychotherapist tatyana krasnovskayaay is lola tell us about yourself in a nutshell and what is your request? i am 35 years old. i myself work as a fitness trainer. and the request i have is, it seems, how i work with people, but i succeed. that is, i noticed such moments that, and i communicate with a person. we seem to be fine. a after a while, it all ends, or with some kind of quarrels, or communication comes to naught. and now i just, if i analyze like this, and in general there are no girlfriends. that is, i always hear that someone here has well, it seems to me that there are normal people. uh, there's a best friend. ah, i don't have that. i don't even have the best acquaintances, and such neighbors, er, whom i could turn to with some kind of problem. there at 1:00 in the morning at two there are none, that is, i cannot rely on anyone. it seems to me that somehow a little. it shouldn't be. how to get out? what is the reason? oh well, of course, i do not exclude, what did you do in me? but i can’t understand, but wa

thank you thank you. it was under the kostrigery with you we were sergei on ourselves anton tatyana krasnovskaya today we will talk about the women of eduard limonov, this podcast is a must-read. i could have been a writers director and host of this podcast. we have a guest speech musician rapper writer e richard and i are friends. uh, richard is a big expert on limonov, and he read all the books. he has lines in the song. i am like a young limonov and he saw edward in person. and i even visited him and it seems to me that richard has , uh, some formed opinion about such a topic as women in the work of lemon . reality is when the hero writes in the first person and his name and his name are the same as the authors, that is, the hero's name is also eduard limonov and the whole genre. a whole plast let's say so edward opened. it was a new word revolution. yes, when a person turned, let's say , his life, his biography into material for his own literature, and therefore a person who read almost all lemon books. e, knows his biography very well, simply by the fact that the only reliable source is tha

tatyana krasnovskaya family psychologist polina, tell me, what is your request?ke this. i am a mother of three children. i am now expecting my fourth child. but when i got pregnant, i had a wild fear, and it appeared, both physically and psychologically, and it consists of two directions. first. i am physically very scared to give birth, everything is terrible. i'm afraid, as if i'll hit on a rush, this is the first fear, and the second psychological one is very scary to me. give birth again to such an extent that the first right even a few weeks i wandered even in doubt. uh, should i have a baby at all or should i not even have a baby if you thought that the pregnancy could be terminated. well, when these thoughts appeared, you were already you can't be half pregnant. which moment? well, what can you say? only for the simple reason that it was, probably, i didn’t quite notice it initially in myself, as a mother , after all, because, well, for me it’s a thought. well, i wanted a baby and how can there be a thought. i didn’t want it very simply, because it’s an am