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Psychology at the Movies

A psychologist's take on the hidden psychology of popular movies, from Inside Out to Encanto and beyond.

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The Psychology of Up: Grief, Letting Go, and Growth

A psychologist explores complicated grief, the work of letting go, and how growth and connection are possible even in later life.

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The Psychology of Finding Nemo: Attachment and Overprotection

A psychologist explores how grief and anxiety can turn a parent's love into overprotection, and what Finding Nemo teaches about secure attachment.

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The Psychology of Inside Out: The Quiet Power of Sadness

A psychologist explores why sadness matters, how naming feelings calms the brain, and what Inside Out teaches about emotional regulation.

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