In this, the fourth installment in the serious of the “Q & A” podcasts, Dr. Mathis continues to address questions and areas of interest posed by listeners to his podcasts. As with prior Q & A podcasts, various topics are discussed. Included in this podcast are child-rearing issues, internet experiences versus “real life” encounters, jealousy […]
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Question & Answer Podcast #4
Posted in Podcasts, tagged "Owning the Problem", Aaron Beck, Adlerian Therapy, Albert Ellis, Alfred Adler, BMR, CBT, Child Rearing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dieting, Glasser, Healthy Eating Habits, Insecurity, Internet vs. "Real" Relationships, Jealousy, Lifestyle Changes, Natural & Logical Consequences, Obesity, Parenting, Proper Communication, Punishment, Reality Therapy, REBT, Reliability, Rewards, Stress Eating, Suicide Prevention, Tough Love, Trust on February 8, 2013 | Comments Off on Question & Answer Podcast #4
Seventh Podcast
Posted in Podcasts, tagged acting-out behaviors, back-masking, Bible, books, censorship, Elvis, heavy metal, Judas Priest, Mark Twain, media, movies, Music, Ozzy, Parenting, PMRC, printed media, rap, rock, rock and roll, teenagers, TV, video games, violence on July 28, 2012 | Comments Off on Seventh Podcast
In this podcast, the concept of individual responsibility as applies to the supposed influence of various forms of media (e.g., TV, movies, music, video games, books) will be discussed and examined. Why media is not considered responsible for the miscellaneous miscreant and irrational actions of persons is stated, along with some suggestions given for parents […]
First Podcast
Posted in Podcasts, tagged Communication Skills, Music, Parenting, Teens, Therapy on June 10, 2012 | Comments Off on First Podcast
This first podcast deals with music and its role in the lives of those for whom it is important. Suggestions to parents as to how to help monitor the types of media their offspring see, listen to, and visit (online) are made, along with ideas as to how to connect with them more effectively using […]