In this episode of 'With That In Mind', Dr. Meg and co-host Casey dive into the important topic of boundaries. They explore what boundaries are, what they are not, and provide practical tips on how to set and maintain them in different aspects of life. The discussion covers various types of boundaries, including physical, emotional, mental, and time boundaries, and emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and self-compassion in the process. The episode also includes engaging examples and methods for practicing and reinforcing boundaries to improve personal and professional relationships.

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In this episode of 'With That In Mind,' Dr. Meg and Casey discuss different attachment styles, including secure, anxious-ambivalent, avoidant, and disorganized, exploring how they impact romantic and other relationships. They dive into various types of intimacy—physical, emotional, intellectual, experiential, and more—highlighting the importance of communication and trust. They also provide practical advice on how to address issues arising from non-secure attachment patterns and emphasize the necessity of having meaningful connections both within and outside of romantic partnerships.

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Join Dr. Megan and Sue George, as they discuss the challenges and strategies for parenting during the difficult years from ages 6 to 18. Follow along as they dive into topics such as the tween years, positive parenting techniques, the importance of structure, handling puberty, and the critical differences between parenting younger and older teens. Gain valuable insights and practical advice to help guide your children through these transformative years.

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In this episode of 'With That In Mind,' Dr. Megan from Redbird Mental Health welcomes her former classmate and special guest, Dr. Xiaolu Jiang from South Jersey Mental Health. They discuss the practice and benefits of mindfulness, including its impact on mental health issues like trauma and anxiety. Dr. Jiang shares her experiences working with various populations and her approach that blends cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) with acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT). The episode also includes practical mindfulness exercises and resources to help listeners integrate mindfulness into their lives.

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In today's episode of 'With That in Mind,' Dr. Megan, a psychologist and the owner of Red Bird Mental Health, and her co-host Casey Scafella dive deep into the complexities of romantic relationships. They explore common themes in romantic relationships, such as dealing with changes, misconceptions, and the various stages of relationships. The discussion covers the limerence phase, the building stage, and mature love, emphasizing the importance of communication and understanding within long-term relationships. They also touch on strategies for reigniting passion and maintaining balance and intimacy over time. Additionally, they discuss the impact of childhood influences and trauma on romantic relationships.

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In this bonus episode of With That In Mind, Dr. Meg and Casey discuss the challenges of managing holiday stress. They share personal anecdotes and practical strategies to help listeners navigate the pressures of the holiday season, from setting realistic expectations to maintaining mental health and managing family dynamics. Tune in to learn tips for overcoming financial pressures, dealing with grief, finding joy in simple moments, and giving back to your community.

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In this episode of 'With That In Mind', Dr. Megan, a psychologist, and owner of Red Bird Mental Health, along with her co-host Casey, speak on the topic of cognitive distortions and how to address them. They discuss different types of cognitive distortions such as polarized thinking, mental filtering, overgeneralization, jumping to conclusions, catastrophizing, and personalization. They also touch on the foundations of cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and its effectiveness, limitations, and assumptions. Tune in to learn more about recognizing and challenging these cognitive distortions to improve your mental well-being.

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In this episode of 'With That In Mind,' Dr. Megan and her co-host Casey explore how understanding and addressing basic human needs can aid in healing trauma. They tap into the Human Systems Needs Wheel, comparing it to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, and discuss how safety, relationships, growth, and individuality can be impacted by traumatic experiences. They share personal insights and therapeutic strategies to emphasize the importance of maintaining connection, fostering empathy, and encouraging personal growth as crucial aspects of trauma recovery. Join the conversation to learn more about how to navigate trauma and foster healing through a better understanding of our inherent needs.

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