Psychobabble
Hannah Spier, MD, Tom Golden, Tammy PetersonThe left should not have monopoly on the word "compassion". Psychobabble challenges therapeutic approaches and wider liberal cultural trends that are contributing to our poor mental health.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 93 | Subscribers | Read | hannahspier.substack.com |
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Are “Soyboys” a product of nature or nurture? In this episode of “Conservative Psychiatry,” we dive into why men are becoming feminized. What do we know for a fact, what does the research leave out and what role do modern women and feminist...
Transitioning Through Womanhood: From Maiden to Matriarch
In this episode, I sit down with Tammy Peterson, a mother, matriarch, and host of her own podcast, where she is on a mission to help women find their path. Together, we discuss the profound emotional and societal challenges women face as th...
Why Do Women Choose "Bad Boys"? Evolutionary Psychology of Attraction & How Nice Guys Can Compete
In this episode of Conservative Psychiatry, we dive into one of the most talked-about topics in relationship dynamics: the attraction to "bad boys." Ever wondered why women seem drawn to the more daring, sometimes unpredictable men? We expl...
Ep. 21 Why TV Housewives Are Failing Modern Women
Since we’re entering the Jewish holidays, I’m sending out a second Psychobabble newsletter this week, which isn’t the usual schedule. Thanks for sticking with me through this brief holiday shuffle—I'll be back to the usual rhythm soon!
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Authors
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Psychiatrist I Writer I Podcast host. Exposing flaws in liberal policies and trends championing true compassion through conservative values.
Tom Golden, as seen in the Red Pill Movie, is a psychotherapist who has written three books on boys and men and the unique ways they heal from loss and trauma. He has given workshops in the United States, Canada, Europe and Australia.
Tammy's purpose is to be an enthusiastic actor and an encouraging role model of simple truths to coach and Motivate myself and others to be aware of the presence of God in our lives and realize we are here to serve, and not be too served.
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