Eric FitzMedrud PhD

Kathryn interviews Author Jaime Mahler.How do you know when you're in a toxic relationship? Identifying the signs that someone is manipulating you can give you back the clarity and stabilization you seek in relationships. Licensed therapist and trauma specialist Jaime Mahler offers step-by-step tips for spotting those red flags, peeling back the layers of trauma and pain to recultivate the relationship you have with yourself and moving forward with a healthy mindset. Mahler is known for her relationship therapy work on TikTok with millions of views and likes She was recently part of the Creators Summit on Mental Health Harvard Chan School, along with Carson Daly, and other health care advocates focusing on connecting social media influencers to improve mental health content. She is a mental health contributor for USA TODAY, NBC News, Bustle, Insider, Parade and more.Kathryn also interviews Author Eric FitzMedrud PhD.If you're a man who's confused about consent, you aren't alone. In the post #MeToo era, men know they need to get consent but don't know how to ask for it. They may be afraid of doing the wrong thing or are worried about giving up hot sex. Eric FitzMedrud PhD explains how toxic masculinity harms men thus ruining sex for themselves and their partners. Today consent on college campuses is a particular area of concern. He shows men how to celebrate male sexuality and how to learn evidenced-based skills and strategies for practicing consent. Getting consent can be sexy. He also shows men how to communicate more effectively in their relationships, using principles of safety and health to pursue passionate sex. Dr. FitzMedrud, who identifies as polyamorous and bisexual, is a licensed psychologist and a member of the American Association of Sexuality, Educators, Counselors and Therapists. He earned his Ph.D from Loyola University in Chicago.