The Psychology of Marketing with Hans Oliver

It feels like it has been forever since I've recorded.  Let's Talk about when mental health issues happen to you or a loved one.  My daughter is having significant difficulties in school for the first time and it was time to get her assessed for ADHD.

Finally!  Let's welcome Kelly Gallaher from Little Rock Angels who is going to talk about foster care support and the programs that Little Rock Angels offer for children in foster care to help build attachment and positive relationships.

Let's talk about what happens when you have been making great progress in your treatment but all of a sudden something unexpected happens that becomes an obstacle to your continued progress.

Let's Talk about determination when a blip occurs in our lives.  How do you move past, so you can move on and you don't get stuck.  Join me as I recount a personal experience involving my daughter and fear.

Let's Talk about trauma and dissociation, a serious trauma response that is the main underlying theme in Wandavision.  Let's talk about how Disney depicted Wanda's journey (albeit not a journey she wanted to go on) through intense and horrible grief and loss and how she resolved it.  Spoiler alert.

Let's Talk about health and public safety regarding covid-19 and returning to school.  If you can, Mask Up!  Let's talk about the resurgence of anxiety and depression because of essentially reliving last March (hopefully we don't have lockdowns again).

Let's talk about how day to day marketing influences our decisions to buy, use, or pay attention to something.  The psychology of marketing has been around for a long time and doesn't change even though the technology of how we do it does.

Just a quick follow up to the previous episode about Olympians and mental health given the news about Simone Biles.

Have you ever had to get up in front of someone and perform a speech or play?  Did you experience anxiety while doing so?  Let's talk about performance anxiety, burnout, and overtraining syndrome in professional athletes because I love watching the Olympics.

Let’s revisit grief as you indulge me while I reminisce about my dad.