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The Me in Us
Dr. Olivia Schlapfer Colmer and Elsa Hines
11 episodes
2 days ago
Join a conversation between two relationship therapists talking about real life issues. Based on what they have learned in clinical settings, working with clients and from their own experiences of motherhood, marriage, and parenting.
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Join a conversation between two relationship therapists talking about real life issues. Based on what they have learned in clinical settings, working with clients and from their own experiences of motherhood, marriage, and parenting.
Show more...
Mental Health
Health & Fitness
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Narcissist vs Bipolar
The Me in Us
27 minutes 26 seconds
1 year ago
Narcissist vs Bipolar

In this episode we discuss the prevalence of labels like "narcissist" and "bipolar" in a relationship, and how they affect the power dynamics. Are all men narcissists and women bipolar? Let's discuss.

While actual diagnoses are relatively rare, these terms are commonly used as insults or excuses for poor behavior. We note that everyone demonstrates some problematic traits at times and no one is perfect. We also consider the role of labels in fostering a sense of helplessness versus responsibility over one's struggles. Ultimately the most important questions are what actions people take regarding difficulties in their relationships and whether issues are tolerable or change is possible, with or without a label.

The Me in Us
Join a conversation between two relationship therapists talking about real life issues. Based on what they have learned in clinical settings, working with clients and from their own experiences of motherhood, marriage, and parenting.