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Do movies help you to heal? To grow? To connect? Licensed therapist Jonathan Decker and professional filmmaker Alan Seawright draw from their experiences on the job to explore the psychology of your favorite films! Your "Internet Dads" combine humor, heart, and vulnerability to share healthy relationship skills, mental health awareness, and movie-making magic.
How do you overcome imposter syndrome? Licensed therapist Jonathan Decker and filmmaker Alan Seawright take a look at Ryland Grace's hero journey from Project Hail Mary. They talk about imposter syndrome and why Dr. Grace isn't a hero… until he is!
How can you use your strengths to help others? Licensed therapist Jonathan Decker and filmmaker Alan Seawright are taking a look at healthy masculinity with Disney's Robin Hood. They talk about how Robin uses his masculinity for good and how good men (foxes?) are sexy too.
Do the characters make better decisions in The Kissing Booth 2? (doubtful) Do we have good things to say? (also doubtful) Licensed therapist Jonathan Decker and filmmaker Alan Seawright haven't suffered in a while… so they're reacting to The Kissing Booth 2. Last time, they had so much complaining and advice to give that they split in into two episodes. Not this time! Suffer with them for over an hour, as they get increasingly frustrated over poor decisions, communication, and filmmaking.
What's your favorite and least favorite movie love triangles? Licensed therapist Jonathan Decker and filmmaker Alan Seawright are talking about why love triangles are stupid… and why Pearl Harbor is actually great? They cite six reasons why love triangle are stupid using many movie examples… except for Pearl Harbor, which is perfect??
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