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  • Dr Ann Blake tells Dr Kirk about the therapeutic value of writing where we are from.

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    00:00 Land acknowledgment
    02:58 What is the "I'm from" poem?
    05:19 How did it feel to write this poem?
    12:14 Dr. Kirk & Dr. Ann's genealogy work
    22:57 An example of the poem
    26:49 Ann's poem & the start of Dr. Kirk's poem
    30:54 Is there a benefit to writing a poem like this?
    42:32 Organizing personal end of life arrangements
    50:13 Continuing Dr. Ann's poem & holding onto culture


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    March 20, 2024

    The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®


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  • Dr Kirk Honda is interviewed on the Adult Child Podcast, hosted by Andrea Ashley, regarding how to treat NPD.

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    00:00 Introducing the Adult Child podcast

    03:36 What has Dr. Kirk covered recently?

    05:20 Complex trauma in adulthood

    13:59 Does Dr. Kirk do inner child work?

    15:15 How was Dr. Kirk harmful in his early practice?

    22:50 Is there a way to vet a trauma therapist?

    25:25 What are common misconceptions about narcissism?

    30:06 How many people have NPD?

    35:01 Can personality disorders be improved?

    41:53 How can you tell when someone is healing?

    43:32 When does NPD develop?

    49:48 What does couples work look like if someone has NPD?

    54:41 A litmus test for your partner

    1:00:30 Can couples therapy be effective without individual therapy?

    1:03:27 What is it like for Dr. Kirk to interview family?

    1:07:42 What is Dr. Kirk looking forward to covering soon?


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    March 18, 2024

    The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®


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  • [Rerun] Can a Christian be progressive? Dr. Kirk talks with Dan Koch from the You Have Permission Podcast.

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    October 19, 2020

    The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®


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  • [Rerun] Dr. Kirk talks about his experience of being mixed race.

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    August 28, 2020

    The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®


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  • Humberto and Kirk provide the top-20 movie lists for Hispanic-Americans, Asian-Americans, Black-Americans, White-Americans, and women-focused movies. Then they yammer about AI and the end of the world.

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    00:00 How does ChatGPT create the lists?

    03:25 ChatGPT's list of movies with white Americans

    04:46 ChatGPT's list of Hispanic-American movies

    15:17 OPP

    17:30 ChatGPT's list of Asian-American movies

    37:00 The racism in Hollywood

    57:34 OPP 2

    1:00:43 ChatGPT's list of movies about women

    1:27:04 Can we use AI in movies?

    2:01:21 Is there a problem with AI in our society?

    2:28:09 Are we in base reality?


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    March 15, 2024

    The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®


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  • Humberto and Kirk list the top 20 psychology movies.

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    00:00 How accurate is ChatGPT?

    01:15 A Beautiful Mind & Good Will Hunting

    16:50 Shutter Island

    24:04 Buffy & spoiler alerts

    33:24 Merch for Berto

    34:45 OPP

    37:12 The Sixth Sense

    46:49 Girl Interrupted

    52:01 OPP 2

    58:08 One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

    1:00:53 Hitchcock

    1:01:22 Donnie Darko

    1:03:41 Silence of the Lambs

    1:13:31 Ordinary People

    1:15:20 Pie

    1:38:15 Stanford Prison Experiment

    1:45:40 Analyze This

    1:46:55 The Three Faces of Eve

    1:48:18 The Talented Mr. Ripley

    1:51:04 Manhattan Murder Mystery, Antwone Fisher, The Snake Pit

    1:51:26 Equus

    1:57:45 What movies did ChatGPT miss?



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    March 13, 2024

    The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®


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  • Rebecca-sode! Rebecca and Kirk answer patron emails.

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    00:00 Sex therapy

    03:21 Transphobia in dating

    18:29 Is there nuance to having a preference?

    27:12 How was Tulum, Mexico?

    33:48 Portrait photography is hard

    37:16 Why might people fake their racial identity?

    1:13:24 Merch for Rebecca


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    March 11, 2024

    The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®


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  • [Rerun] How is narcissistic personality disorder connected with domestic violence?

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    October 10 , 2019

    The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®


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  • [Rerun] How did Anna Delvey con all the fancy people in NYC? Dr. Kirk Honda and Humberto discuss.

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    July 1, 2019

    The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®


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  • Kirk and Collin Miller rank the best movies of 2023.

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    00:00 Are there still good movies?

    05:43 The Holdovers

    17:28 May December

    22:13 Bottoms

    25:17 Talk to Me

    30:09 Dr. Kirk's Oscar picks

    58:00 Barbie

    1:09:56 Passages

    1:15:37 The Killer

    1:26:51 The Boy and the Heron

    1:32:39 Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves

    1:49:41 All of Us Strangers

    1:53:33 Saltburn

    1:59:33 Colin's honorable mentions

    2:09:35 American Fiction

    2:12:00 Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3

    2:15:54 The Hatchet Wielding Hitchhiker

    2:19:08 BlackBerry & Reality

    2:24:15 Air & Indiana Jones

    2:28:27 The Flash & Oppenheimer

    2:33:47 Maestro

    2:37:59 Dr. Kirk's honorable mentions

    2:45:55 Beef & The Last of Us


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    March 8, 2024

    The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®


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  • Bob and Kirk answer questions from patrons and YouTube members.

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    00:00 How can I handle feeling left out at work?

    06:15 How can I express my attachment to my therapist?

    09:53 How does Bob feel during therapy?

    11:37 Is it okay that I feel the best when I'm alone?

    14:08 OPP

    16:30 Am I ready for inner child work?

    21:00 Is it okay for my therapist to provide reassurance?

    32:31 OPP 2

    34:33 How can I study for my licensing exam?

    43:43 How can I help outpatient clients?

    52:22 Chronic suicidal ideation & recovery from abuse


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    March 6, 2024

    The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®


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  • Dr Kirk Honda interviews Ian Jomha (AKA iDubbbz) about his path to becoming a controversial “anti-woke” YouTuber, how he developed empathy, and why he took down his past content and apologized.

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    00:00 Introducing iDubbbz

    03:28 How do Dr. Kirk and iDubbbz know each other?

    11:45 Why did iDubbbz apologize?

    13:58 Why did iDubbbz start his channel?

    21:36 How does iDubbbz handle controversy & criticism?

    37:02 What has motivated past iDubbbz's content?

    41:05 What happened between iDubbbz and Tana Mongeau?

    51:59 Could iDubbbz have changed when he was younger?

    1:02:45 Has iDubbbz gone to therapy?

    1:24:34 Does iDubbbz still have anti-woke beliefs?

    1:30:44 What did iDubbbz do to Tana Mongeau?

    1:41:53 Has iDubbbz changed the direction of his content?

    1:58:51 What does iDubbbz want to do in the future?

    2:03:27 Turning the corner

    2:08:40 How did it feel to post the apology video?


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    March 4, 2024

    The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®


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  • [Rerun] Dr. Kirk Honda talks with Paulette about a listener who was touched by her therapist.

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    May 28, 2016

    The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®


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    May 27, 2016

    The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®


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    00:00 Can you be cured by loss?

    14:24 Examples of ableism

    41:27 Parenting and ableism

    1:08:47 OPP

    1:11:20 Anxiety & eye contact


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    March 1, 2024

    The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®


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    00:00 Is a therapist an expensive friend?

    16:41 OPP

    17:53 Can the legal system support victims?

    31:01 OPP 2

    31:55 Dr. Kirk befriends the Lyft drivers

    36:31 Is there a dark side to butler syndrome?

    44:32 The progression of closeness & disorganized attachment

    48:55 Passive-aggressive infidelity & trust


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    February 28, 2024

    The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®


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  • Dr Kirk Honda lectures about systems theory, boundaries, routines, feedback, cybernetics, differentiation, etc.

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    00:00 What are boundaries & limits?

    21:40 Co-opting respected terms

    28:01 What was the original purpose of trigger warnings?

    37:08 The rise of the self-help realm

    42:30 Where did boundaries come from?

    53:32 Does the concept of boundaries exist in modern therapy?

    1:02:35 How does differentiation apply?

    1:06:37 Does Dr. Kirk feel safe podcasting?

    1:18:39 An exercise in thinking systemically


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    February 26, 2024

    The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®


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  • [Rerun] Dr. Kirk Honda talks about ways to overcome anxiety.

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    May 11, 2016

    The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®


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  • [Rerun] Dr. Kirk talks about oppositional defiant disorder and emotional parenting.

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    May 17, 2013

    The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®


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    00:00 How can I open up in therapy?

    10:07 What am I feeling?

    30:30 Is there a way to separate without leaving?

    34:11 r/Therapist meme

    43:19 OPP

    44:24 Kirk dreams

    1:01:54 Can someone have multiple personality disorders?

    1:04:29 Can you heal a parentified sibling relationship?


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    February 23, 2024

    The Psychology In Seattle Podcast ®


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