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What is the difference between late medieval and early Renaissance Italian painting? Dr. Philip LeBoit knows! (find out how!) (I still don't know the actual answer....) Dr. Philip LeBoit is Professor of Pathology and Dermatology as well as Division Chief of the Dermatopathology Service at the University of California, San Francisco. He founded the UCSF Dermatopathology and Oral Pathology Service in 1987. He trained in Anatomic Pathology at University of California, San Francisco and then in Dermatopathology at New York University under Dr. Bernard Ackerman and at New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center under Dr. N. Scott McNutt. He has written several academic textbooks, including one of my favorites with Dr. Guido Massi, Histologic Diagnosis of Nevi and Melanoma. He was editor-in-chief of the American Journal of Dermatopathology from 1997-2006 and an associate editor of the Journal of Investigative Dermatology.

This episode concludes a two-part discussion about Initiations, Invitations & Epiphanies. Deborah shares her deeply personal story about her experiences with grief and loss as an initiation and that, although painful, holds the promise of hope within them if we can pay attention to the messages, synchronicities and signs that surround these events. The conversation shifts to the possibilities that the path of joy can also be a very powerful initiation into a new way of seeing ourselves and our place in the world and is able to lead us across those thresholds that grief may hold sway over. 

In today’s episode, I had the honour of connecting in with dear brother Eamon Armstrong, exploring ways of being that allow for greater degrees of integration, and soul to live through us. In a world that prizes some expressions, criticises and condemns others, it’s no wonder we become partial even to ourselves. Through an exploration of queer ways of being, masculinity, and transformative culture, we touch the nerve of broadening senses of ‘self,’ to open to more inclusive and honouring epistemologies. Diving into temperament, attachment, identity, and character we explore what it means to shape identity and a ‘peaceful not-knowing’ from the inside, rather than from outside forces. 

We share a playful energy together, and always have, and so you’ll enjoy this one full of all of its wit, wonder, and banter.

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In this episode, Rob explores how you can still parent when triggered by your kids, how to understand gender differences in empathy, psychopathy, somatic experiencing, and why animals don't get traumatised.

Rob is a psychotherapist who's been in the business of helping others for over 20 years. Beginning in his 20s, he became involved in personal meditative practice, went on to work in homeless shelters, and progressed to addiction and mental health counselling. Rob is a qualified Gestalt therapist and Somatic Experiencing practitioner who specialises in addressing trauma from a body-based lens.

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In this episode, Rob explores questions of spirituality in therapy, how to believe in yourself, Dwayne Johnson's motivation, gestalt therapy, and COVID lockdowns and their effects of kids.

Rob is a psychotherapist who's been in the business of helping others for over 20 years. Beginning in his 20s, he became involved in personal meditative practice, went on to work in homeless shelters, and progressed to addiction and mental health counselling. Rob is a qualified Gestalt therapist and Somatic Experiencing practitioner who specialises in addressing trauma from a body-based lens.

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It's here, you hussies! After many grueling runs through the Junk Heap, we're finally ready to talk about NieR Replicant/Gestalt! Join us as we discuss how little it actually tells you about its plot, the new content that was brought into the recent remaster, and how awesome the fishing and cultivation systems are.

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In this episode, I discuss the types of therapy that exist, including CBT, Behavioral, Psychoanalytic, EMDR, DBT, ABCDE (yes there is one called that).  I also discuss, based on the data, which therapy is the most effective type of therapy and why.

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¿Qué te quiere decir tu cuerpo a través de sus síntomas?

En este programa la psicoterapeuta Alejandra Suárez nos guía para explorar nuestros síntomas 

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For the Glory of Mankind! Mark and Jason's favorite game of the last generation, Nier: Automata,  finally gets discussed in this very long episode of Reap the Spoils. Join us as we talk about existential crises, philosophical inklings, and how selfish Mark and Delaila are for wanting arbitrary achievements. Become as Gods!

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Before the multiverse: from Marvel UK to the brink of disaster.
Andrew Wildman loved drawing as a child, and even while studying for a degree in graphic design all he really wanted to do was draw comics.
It wasn't an industry that was easy to get into, so while working as a designer he spent his spare time putting together his portfolio of comic strip art and looking for a way in.
His perseverance paid off and he worked on Transformers, Spider-Man and X-Men comic books, before the industry crashed and Andrew's career plummeted.
Find out how this affected Andrew and how he got through it.

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Gracias por acompañarme en este episodio, te dejo algunos aprendizajes que he recopilado en estos meses sobre las herramientas más efectivas para cambiar de hábitos y dirigirnos con fuerza hacia nuestra mejor versión. Este es el capítulo final de la segunda temporada, espera muy pronto noticias de la tercera temporada del Podcast!! Mientras te invito a seguirme en LinkedIn: Alejandro Ureña Amieva. ¡Gracias totales! 

Juan Luis  Viñayo es un consultor de desarrollo organizacional consciente, su visión es muy profunda y a la vez, sencilla de entender, tiene el don de desarrollar conceptos muy complejos y explicarlos en unas pocas palabras. Su perspectiva es tremendamente importante en estos tiempos de dificultades globales y nos invita a mirar adentro, a seguir desarrollando y simplemente, a respirar. Gracias por unirte a este episodio y por compartir. 
Llegamos al episodio 50!! Estamos de fiesta!!

¡Tenemos una nueva entrevista con expertos! En esta ocasión hablamos con Cristina Martínez Ballestero, experta en mindfulness, inteligencia emocional y liderazgo ético aplicado a grandes empresas. Hablamos sobre cómo crear el hábito de practicar mindfulness, cómo beneficia a las empresas y cómo se transforma el liderazgo cuando somos emocionalmente inteligentes. También hicimos una práctica de meditación muy buena! 

Gracias por escuchar y compartir. 

Este es el audio de una entrevista en vivo que tuve con Daniel Colombo, máster coach, autor, LinkedIn Top Voice y ser humano profundamente sabio que vale mucho la pena escuchar. Hablamos sobre cómo posicionarnos desde la creación y el autocuidado para mirar posibilidades antes inexistentes en tiempos complicados. Gracias por escuchar! 

El trauma es causado por todo proceso que no podamos integrar en nuestra psique. Hay diferentes niveles, algunos muy profundos, pero también hay formas para sanarlo y crear nuevas posibilidades a partir de las cenizas. 
El momento que estamos viviendo es traumático, mientras más información tenemos, mejor lo haremos para salir adelante. La respuesta está en lo humano. 


Gracias por escuchar y compartir! 

Son tiempos muy interesantes, los cambios afuera pueden convertirse en potentes cambios internos si tienes la conciencia de hacerlo con valentía. No te detengas, impide a toda costa quedarte estancado, puedes descansar, pero mantén la mente enfocada en el desarrollo constante. Tu Yo del futuro te lo agradecerá. 

¿Ahora qué sigue? ¿No me crees que ya pasó? Acompáñame en este episodio para crear una nueva visión de nuestra realidad, y posicionarnos desde las soluciones, la innovación y la creatividad.