In These Times: Speaking for the mind
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Podcast Overview
<p><b>I</b>N<b> T</b>HESE<b> T</b>IMES (<a href="https://www.ittmind.com" target="_blank">www.ittmind.com</a>) directly address the mental pain that afflicts so many people today, made worse since the Covid pandemic. We present mental health experts and crisis organisations with their different clients and different approaches. In bringing light to the wounding and terrors of our feelings and our mind, we hope our broadcasts on Podcasts and YouTube will help you find some direction through and out of your mental suffering.</p> <p>You can see the range of our mental health topics on our <a href="https://www.ittmind.com/mental-health-topics/" target="_blank">Broadcasts</a> page. You can use the <a href="https://www.ittmind.com/contact-in-these-times/" target="_blank">Contact Us</a> page to communicate your feelings, thoughts and concerns with us and influence our future broadcast content. We have also provided a page of useful help <a href="https://www.ittmind.com/mental-health-support/" target="_blank">resources</a> to support you, and develop or explore your interest in mental health further.</p> <p>Please <a href="https://www.ittmind.com/donate/" target="_blank">donate </a>to help fund future projects.</p>
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Recent Episodes
March 9, 2022
Racism: psychology of group hate
<p>Racism is a psychological problem. It has been failed by the law, education, history and culture studies in stopping violence, hate and aggression towards different ethnic groups.</p> <p>Previn Karian highlights the stuckness of racism in colonial history alone. It results in white shaming which guarantees the white backlash of nationalist populism and fascism seen in the US and Europe.</p> <p>Karian turns to Freud's group psychology to explain the origins of group hate which is the psychological root of racism, and to John Stuart Mill for fundamental principles of free speech and hate speech that are currently confused in democracies. For Karian, "we are all racists" living in what he calls "multicultural hate" .</p> <p>Listen to the full analysis here. A late tribute to the work of Bishop Desmond Tutu in South Africa.</p> <p>We rely on public participation to shape our future broadcasts. Please send us your thoughts, feelings or comments through our <a href="https://www.ittmind.com/contact-in-th..." target="_blank">Contact Us </a>page.</p> <p>Find out more about the <a href="https://www.ittmind.com/" target="_blank">ITTMind project </a>and subscribe.</p>
February 20, 2022
Anorexia: emotions & mind
<p>It's not about weight loss. It's not about body dysmorphia. It's not about relapses. What are the psychological roots of the anorectic?</p> <p>Previn Karian discusses the structures of mind that lead to the prevalence of anorexia in young girls and women. What is required is an emotional space where the anorectic can begin to connect with their feelings. This can be a surprise.</p> <p>Whilst anorexia is a protest against something in the family system, it conflicts with a deep love of the family. Self-persecution through food phobia, the dominant emotion of fear, the need to be invisible yet wanting to be seen, the relentless logic of torment, are all explained by Karian as the emotional chaos in the anorexia world.</p> <p>Karian illuminates how talking therapies help the anorectic client to give their feelings a voice, make sense of the persecution from parents, peers or society, and connect with their own feelings, their own will, their own desires and their own mind.</p> <p>We rely on public participation to shape our future broadcasts. Please send us your thoughts, feelings or comments through our <a href="https://www.ittmind.com/contact-in-th..." target="_blank">Contact Us </a>page.</p> <p>Find out more about the <a href="https://www.ittmind.com/" target="_blank">ITTMind project </a>and subscribe.</p>
February 3, 2022
Misogyny: origins of men's hatred of women.
<p>Female hate crimes, humiliation, harassment, degradation, rape and murder have been celebrated in cultures and religions for centuries as the acceptable norm. The idea that this might be wrong is a modern one. Hence the word: "misogyny".</p> <p>Previn Karian discusses the psychological origins of men's hatred of women in the profound inferiority of the male brain structure as it cannot relate to life (birth) or pleasure (erotic zones). Like no other animal on the planet, the male brain obsessively destroys its own kind and kinship group, but especially women.</p> <p>This bio-wiring is a psychological sickness implanted in all "civilisations". The failure to understand this has resulted in the failure of laws and even feminism to dent male aggression and its specific targeting of women.</p> <p>This discussion is a necessary starter on the psychological origins of men's hate and fear of women. Until men confront their own darkness and shadow between themselves, there can be no progress in clearing out the roots of misogyny.</p> <p>We rely on public participation to shape our future broadcasts. Please send us your thoughts, feelings or comments through our <a href="https://www.ittmind.com/contact-in-th..." target="_blank">Contact Us </a>page.</p> <p>Find out more about the <a href="https://www.ittmind.com/" target="_blank">ITTMind project </a>and subscribe.</p>
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<p><b>I</b>N<b> T</b>HESE<b> T</b>IMES (<a href="https://www.ittmind.com" target="_blank">www.ittmind.com</a>) directly address the mental pain that afflicts so many people today, made worse since the Covid pandemic. We present mental health experts and crisis organisations with their different clients and different approaches. In bringing light to the wounding and terrors of our feelings and our mind, we hope our broadcasts on Podcasts and YouTube will help you find some direction through and out of your mental suffering.</p> <p>You can see the range of our mental health topics on our <a href="https://www.ittmind.com/mental-health-topics/" target="_blank">Broadcasts</a> page. You can use the <a href="https://www.ittmind.com/contact-in-these-times/" target="_blank">Contact Us</a> page to communicate your feelings, thoughts and concerns with us and influence our future broadcast content. We have also provided a page of useful help <a href="https://www.ittmind.com/mental-health-support/" target="_blank">resources</a> to support you, and develop or explore your interest in mental health further.</p> <p>Please <a href="https://www.ittmind.com/donate/" target="_blank">donate </a>to help fund future projects.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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