# Erik Erikson
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Erik Homburger Erikson (born Erik Salomonsen; 15 June 1902 – 12 May 1994) was a German-American developmental psychologist and psychoanalyst known for his theory on psychological development of human beings. He may be most famous for coining the phrase identity crisis. His son, Kai T. Erikson, is a noted American sociologist.
Why Narcissistic MAGA Boomers Chose Fascism
Why Right-Wing Baby Boomers Chose Fascism Over Their Own Families
Your parents chose a political movement over you.
They chose a man they have never met over the child they raised. They chose Fox News over Thanksgiving. They chose conspiracy theories over their grandchildren. And when you set a bou…
The "Good Kid" Trap: Why Millennial High-Achievers Crash into Mid-Life Burnout
Are you exhausted from working 50 hours a week, or are you carrying forty years of emotional conditioning that taught you your worth equals your output?
In this episode of Sober Psychology, Michael (sober dad, psychology student) breaks down the hidden structural roots of Millennial Burnout. Movin…
Roy Batty - Erikson's Stages of Psychosocial Development
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What happens when the mission that has driven you across worlds is over, the answer is no, and there is nowhere else left to go?
In the first episode inspired by a listener’s character suggestion, Chatty revisits Blade Runner and imagines Roy Batty entering the counselling room imm…
Why Saying No Can Feel So Hard | Self-Worth, Part 2
Do you find yourself saying yes before you’ve had a chance to ask what you want?When connection has felt tied to being agreeable or taking care of others, disappointing someone can feel like more than a small discomfort. In part two of our conversation about self-worth, I explore how early relation…
Childhood Needs: The Roots of Trust, Shame, and Self-Worth
As a child, Steph was “screaming ouch” at the top of her lungs. It was sometimes referred to as drama. Her son Jonah grew up expecting that people would show up for him. In this episode, Steph and Jonah ask how two generations of the same family learned such different things about trust.
Jonah sta…
Jeremy Schifeling: Navigating AI in Hiring and Career Preparation
Jeremy Schifeling, author and career coach, has devoted his career to helping others succeed in theirs, from teaching kindergarten in Brooklyn, NY to training career professionals at more than 350 organizations and universities worldwide. In this conversation, Jeremy traces the arc from AI's early …
Pain on the Path
Most people embark on a spiritual path expecting it to provide inner peace. It can be startling, therefore, when for a time our pains, relationships, and anxieties seem to become worse.
This podcast addresses two main sources of this experience according to "A Course in Miracles". We begin with a r…
Episode 4: Unburdening Aging
In this episode of Unburdening, Clare and licensed professional counselor Emily Brick of Mountain North explore what it truly means to age well in a culture obsessed with youth and productivity. Together they trace the history of aging in America, map the psychological stages of later life, and off…
Understanding Gender Identity in Kids: What Happens Before Age 3?
What shapes your child’s identity — including gender identity — in the earliest years of life? In this video, Dr. Danny Huerta from Focus on the Family Parenting explores how trust, connection, and relational experiences between ages 0–3 lay the foundation for how children see themselves. Drawing …
The Internet Is Not Real Life: Gatekeeping, Social Media Ethics, and the Performance of Authority
Jonathan Murphy, PMHNP-BC, gets feisty. Media literacy, the performance of authority online, and why he's been documenting everything.
Part catharsis, part warning for any clinician thinking about doing this.
In this episode:
▸ Why clinicians and social media ethics needs an actual conversation ▸ R…
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