Stay ConnectedThree licensed therapists breakdown and analyze popular movies and characters from the perspectives of an individual, child, and a marriage and family therapist.
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In this episode we examine Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins, the film that started a revolution of superhero movies and bringing them into a realistic world. In this episode we discuss the themes of finding your identity after a trauma, coping with survivor's guilt, and overcoming grief that are presented in the start of The Dark Knight Trilogy. We focus largely on Christian Bale's Bruce Wayne/ Batman, but also touch on Ra's al Ghul and Alfred Pennyworth. Listen in to our tenth episode to hear our thoughts on this tone setting classic!
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Do you know what role you play in your family? Listen as we discuss the different roles that each superhero plays in the Avengers Family in the film, Captain America: Civil War. We also discuss anger and identity which both play roles in the division of the Avengers as well as the complicated consciousness of an entire galaxy. Who do you think plays the roles of Mom and Dad in this movie? How does a family therapist, an individual therapist and a child therapist help a family in need. Listen to find out! Please follow us on instagram, twitter and facebook! Please send reviews or questions to us at popcornpsychology@gmail.com
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This Episode won't be ignored! In this fan requested episode we discuss the symptoms of Borderline Personality Disorder demonstrated by Glenn Close in her depiction of Alex Forrest in 1987's Fatal Attraction. We also debate whether or not the character of Dan displays traits of Narcissitic Personality Disorder or simply Narcissitic Personality. Be sure to listen in to hear our analysis of this classic psychological thriller! Please be sure to check us out on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or email us at popcornpsychology@gmail.com with any comments!
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In this episode we cover Martin Scorese's 2010 film Shutter Island. We discuss the symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, Dissociative Identity Disorder, and Psychoses displayed by Teddy/ Andrew. We also debate the ethics of the treatment provided by the Psychiatrists that run the treatment team and evaluate the question of innovation vs conventional when dealing with treatment resitant individuals. The issues get especially complicated when dealing with the appropriate treatment for a man who served his country and was put in extradordinarily difficult situations. Tune in and find out more!
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In this episode we discuss the symtpoms of Major Depressive Disorder, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, and Caregiver Fatigue displayed masterfully by Hugh Jackman as Wolverine in the 2017 film Logan. We also explore the impact of Dementia in loved ones on Caregivers as displayed by Logan and Caliban as they care for their declining mentor Professor Charles Xavier. We also explore the impact caring for Laura aka X-23 and the other young mutuants has on The Wolverine. Tune in and let us know what you think on our Facebook, instagram or our gmail at popcornpsychology@gmail.com!
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In this episode we discuss the movie Anchorman:The Legend of Ron Burgundy and how the characters demonstrate multiple symptoms of Borderline Personality Disorder, Narcissitic Personality Disorder, and Histrionic Personality Disorder. Tune in to hear us discuss these diagnoses, debate which one we feel is best represented by Ron Burgundy, and how being "kind of a big deal" can lead to an emotional breakdown and the challenges people face when they lose their identity. Stay Classy San Diego!
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The movie we breakdown in episode 4 is, "Call Me by Your Name". This movie gives the audience the pleasure of watching two people fall in love in the beautiful setting of 1983 Northern Italy. It is adapted from the book by the same name and won an Oscar for the screenplay. Listen as we discuss the importance of family acceptance,grief, sexual identity and the trials and tribulations of being a 17 year old in love. We also explore family dynamics and the precarious balance of letting a child have just enough room to experiment while also being able to be safe at the same time. Lastly, we discuss what treatment would be like for Oliver or Elio or if it is indicated at all. Please listen, subscribe and follow us on twitter, facebook and instragram. Please send us any feedback or questions to popcornpsychology@gmail.com!
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In this episode we review and discuss Disney's "A Wrinkle in Time". We breakdown the role of grief, loss, depression, and finding your identity. We focus primarily on the journey Meg, Calvin, and Charles Wallace, but will also cover the story and emotions of the adults. We discuss the symptoms of grief and depression as well as treatment approaches we would offer if these characters were to walk into our offices. Listen to find out more and be sure to connect with us on Facebook if you have any thoughts, questions, or suggestions!
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In this episode we examine all 3 films in the Fifty Shades Trilogy. We explore the depiction of Kink and BDSM, the health of the relationship between Christian and Anastasia, and the trauma and abuse experienced by Christian and it's impact on him. We also explore the facts vs fiction in BDSM and the culture of safety and consent and evaluate how it was presented in these films. Fifty Shades of Grey or Fifty Shades of BS? Listen and find out!
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Three Licensed Clinical Professional Counselors review Star Wars: The Last Jedi and cover the topics of Trauma, PTSD, and Abusive Relationships and how they impacted the plot and characters of Luke Skywalker, Kylo Ren, Supreme Leader Snoke, and Rey. We discuss the impact Trauma symptoms and abusive relationships have on the characters and discuss how it is represented in the film, how it may look in real life, and how we as professionals would treat the characters if they were to walk into our offices.
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