S2E7 - Anorexie, cocaïne, Ayahuasca, sonothér...

Il y a des enfances qui ne font pas de brui. Elles tiennent debout. Elles portent. Inès Beaugé a grandi avec deux mères: celle du matin et celle du soir, qui vacille. Alors, elle apprend tôt. À relever, à cacher, à protéger, à aimer sans comprendre. Parce que l'addiction ne touch ...  Show more

🎙Cette semaine, on parle de l’emprise, ce mécanisme invisible qui enferme, isole et détruit lentement, au cœur du livre "Chérie" de Sophie Coste, journaliste, animatrice et autrice.💬 « Le fait de survivre prend de l'énergie. Donc il n'y a plus d'énergie pour mettre ailleurs. Do ...  Show more

The team behind Tell Me What To Do is excited to share another can’t miss Lemonada Media series with you. Join Dr. Nzinga Harrison, a physician board-certified in psychiatry and addiction medicine, who believes in a comprehensive, compassionate approach to treating addiction. Whe ...  Show more

Whether it’s on the political stage, in the world of celebrity, or across social media, the word narcissist is used a lot these days. The same goes for terms like ‘gaslighting’. But do we really understand what they mean? Is their increased use a good thing, shining a light on to ...  Show more

In this week's episode of The Higher Self, we welcome back Jillian Acosta, a registered dietitian/nutritionist, specializing in functional medicine and the psychology of eating. Jillian believes many of the chronic illnesses exacerbated by obesity are deeply rooted in trauma. In ...  Show more

Celebrities, politicians, and bosses are constantly being referred to as narcissists. But what does that really mean? Is there an official medical definition of a “narcissist” or is it just a random insult hurled at people we dislike? Today’s guest has spent decades working with ...  Show more