EPISODE · Apr 19, 2018 · 18 MIN
#85 - Connection: The Elephant that Comes Between Us and How To Use It w/ Dr. Megan Kaden
from The Airborne Mind Show · host Misbah Haque
Megan Kaden, is a licensed clinical psychologist (PSY26311) specializing in couples and individuals working on their relationships. She provides therapy, parenting help, and private consultation for individuals, couples, and groups.She also had a doctorate in psychology from the California Institute of Integral Studies, and a BA from Smith College. Originally, she is from New Jersey and Massachusetts and has lived in the Bay Area since 2003.Outside of her practice, she is a partner, a parent, a daughter, a sister, a writer, and a fan of food, fitness, and friends. We talk about hypothesizing, learning to explore the world of relationships, connections, and more. Show Notes:(00:45): Why is it hard to connect with people?(05:25): Connecting with yourself(10:12): Having a great yet hard conversation with Marcus(14:59): Being validated How to Connect with Megan Kaden:Website: https://megankaden.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drmegankaden/LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3wN8xNAConnect with me:Habit Chess Newsletter: https://geni.us/VU0ptPod Mahal book on Amazon: https://geni.us/16YofIWork with me: https://geni.us/C1qB3DaGet in touch: https://geni.us/gBtz
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Megan Kaden, is a licensed clinical psychologist (PSY26311) specializing in couples and individuals working on their relationships. She provides therapy, parenting help, and private consultation for individuals, couples, and groups. She also had a doctorate in psychology from the California Institute of Integral Studies, and a BA from Smith College. Originally, she is from New Jersey and Massachusetts and has lived in the Bay Area since 2003. Outside of her practice, she is a partner, a paren...
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