Licensure Lifeline: NCE, NCMHCE &LCSW Exam Prep for Pre-Licensed Therapist
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Licensure Lifeline: NCE, NCMHCE &LCSW Exam Prep for Pre-Licensed Therapist
Latest Episodes
Every Answer Sounds Like Good Therapy: The Counseling Theories Roundup
Ever stared at a theory question where every answer choice sounds like something a good therapist would say? This episode is for you. We break down the major counseling theories by their signature moves, the one line or technique that gives eac...
Ages & Stages: Piaget, Erikson & Human Development
If Piaget, Erikson, Freud and Kohlberg all blur into one giant staircase of stages, this episode is for you. We line up every major developmental theory by age, so you can see how they fit together and tell the look-alike stages apart on exam d...
Why We Love to Be Scared: The Science of Fear on Purpose
Why would anyone pay to be terrified? In our Halloween finale, we look at the psychology of fear on purpose: why haunted houses and horror movies can feel so good, what your brain is doing during a jump scare, and how fear gets learned and unle...
The Dark Triad (narcissism, Machiavellianism, psychopathy), and why it's a set of personality traits, not a diagnosis
They're charming. Often intelligent. You'd probably like them at a dinner party. And underneath, something is missing.In 1941, psychiatrist Hervey Cleckley described patients who seemed perfectly sane on the surface but lied without effo...
When the Body Remembers: PTSD, Acute Stress Disorder & the Neuroscience of Traumatic Fear
Why does a smell, a car backfiring, or a fire alarm send someone straight back to the worst moment of their life? Because traumatic fear isn’t regular fear turned up louder. It’s a memory the brain never filed as the past.In Part 3 of ou...
