Join our hosts Patricia Wu and Jessica Reyes as they dive into groundbreaking research on violent behavior with guest expert Audrey Jung. They explore how an imbalance in the brain’s decision-making process could be the key to understanding, and potentially treating, aggression and antisocial disorders. Understanding Brain Imbalance The study reveals that individuals with violent […]
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In a compelling dialogue with our guest Audrey Jung and hosts, Patricia Wu and Jessica Reyes, discover the fine line between supporting a friend battling addiction and maintaining your own mental health. Audrey shares invaluable insights, such as: Keep the Door Open Let your friend know you’re there for them when they’re ready to seek
In “Psychology Behind the Headlines,” hosts Patricia Wu and Jessica Reyes discuss NBA star DeMar DeRozan’s difficult experience during the 2018 All-Star weekend and his journey of opening up about it. Guest expert Audrey Jung explains why more celebrities are sharing their mental health battles and highlights DeRozan’s impact through his YouTube series, “Dinners with
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In the latest episode of ‘Psychology Behind The Headlines’, Patricia Wu and Jessica Reyes dive into the fascinating world of chatbots and AI with the expertise of Audrey Jung. This enlightening discussion reveals why sometimes chatbots don’t quite hit the mark in conversations, despite their design for intelligent dialogue. Understanding AI’s Boundaries Audrey Jung clarifies
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Athena and Braden address all facets of the manicure and pedicure business. On February 13, 2012, they reached out to Audrey Jung to provide clinical insight and guidance to nail techs experiencing work-related stress and challenging customers. Listen Here
It is 2009. As I drive up to the elementary school to pick up my children, I resemble every other working parent at the curb. Silver “mini-mom” van doors slide open as my children slither inside, and off we go toward our afternoon activities – either grocery shopping or baseball practice or religious school or
