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Resilience through Anxiety and Depression Relapse Prevention in Youth (Bas Kooiman - RUG). Ft. Lobke Willems
In this podcast, hosted by Lisanne van Houtum from Leiden University, we will learn about the rosy views parents have of their children, and how the way parents respond to praise and criticism about their child is related to parents’ beliefs of their child’s qualities and flaws. Furthermore, work of developmental psychologist Eddie Brummelman will be discussed, which gives us insights in how parents’ own praise to their child may influence how children view themselves, which can go wrong, although well-meant, in the case of overpraising, leading to higher narcissism levels in children.
The podcast where I drink wine and complain about stuff. This episode covers problems in the media's portrayal of positive psychology.
What is positive psychology? And how can it help to boost your relationships and wellbeing? Tune in to find out
For this podcast episode, I talked with my friend Sarah about the role that gratitude plays in our lives, as well as in therapeutic settings. Over the course of our discussion, but also when talking a look at the literature, I was surprised that a relatively easy intervention like gratitude diaries and letters can already have a positive effect on well-being, health and emotions. Therefore, I hope that you become as interested as I in practicing more gratitude after listening to this episode. Thank you for tuning in!
The podcast discusses the power of mindfulness to develop a positive and healthy relationship with your own mind.
Nina Vollbehr (PhD candidate at the University of Groningen and a gz-psychologist at the Center for Integrative Psychiatry) interviews Amber, a 28-year old woman who has been struggeling with mental illness since she was 14 years old. Amber talks about her process of recovery, what resilience means to her, to what extend building resilience was important in her recovery and how yoga helped her in building resilience.
Eline Hendriks of Maastricht University talks about the 7 Cs of resilience within the context of mental health care for children and adolescents. She specifically focusses on addressing these 7 Cs as a parent, but everything is applicable to other persons and situations.