Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Dr Kirk Honda watches the Netflix documentary Into the Manosphere (2026) and reacts. April 1, 2026

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[Rerun] Dr. Kirk Honda talks with Humberto about a client who said she benefited from kissing her therapist. April 19, 2017

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Dr Kirk Honda, with Isaiah from the Therapy Today YouTube channel, diagnose cases. March 30, 2026. Therapy Today YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/@Therapy2Day

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00:00 Introducing Isaiah
01:16 Case study #1
05:56 What questions do clinicians ask to differentiate a diagnosis? 
10:03 Case study #2 
17:00 Why do therapists diagnose their clients?
26:04 Case study #3 
35:15 How does Isaiah structure his practice?

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Rebeccasode! Dr Kirk and Rebecca fight and make up. March 27, 2026

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00:00 The aftermath of Dr. Kirk & Rebecca's fight14:56 Chappell Roan & Heated Rivalry 
23:54 Jung's Red Book
27:08 What is looksmaxxing?
33:42 Is it appropriate to comment on someone's appearance at work?
57:20 How is self-esteem developed? 
1:13:07 How does sex change during pregnancy? 

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[Rerun] Dr. Kirk Honda talks about Donald Winnicott, one of the founders of object relations. (Intro) June 5, 2017

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