32 - Reclaiming Childhood from Screens – Tammy Ulmen

35 - Addiction: Nature vs. Nurture - Kevin Langton

This episode of On Mind with Andrew Archer, with guest Kevin Langton, treatment director at Inspire Services, explores the intricate dynamics of addiction recovery within family systems. Kevin discusses the interconnected nature of addiction, how families can become "sick" alongside the addicted individual, and the challenges of rebuilding trust and navigating new dynamics post-recovery. Topics include the role of genetic predisposition, cultural and familial influences on addiction, and the importance of vulnerability in healing. Kevin also shares insights from his work in family therapy and offers actionable approaches for empowering individuals and families to move toward healthier relationships.

34 - Personality States of Childhood Development - Josh Beulke

In this episode of On Mind with Andrew Archer, guest Dr. Josh Beulke, co-founder of Inspire Services and a psychologist specializing in fine arts and psychology, delves deep into the nuances of personality development. He explores foundational theories, the impact of early childhood stages, and the intersections of genetics, environment, and cultural influences. Highlights include discussions on psychoanalytic stages, attachment theory, the evolution of personality over time, and insights into managing challenges like ADHD and trauma. Dr. Beulke also shares actionable therapeutic techniques for restructuring personality and fostering growth.

33 – Does my kid have ADHD? - Dan Ruch

This episode explores the complexities of ADHD diagnosis and treatment, featuring guest host Dan Ruch alongside Andrew Archer. Together, they discuss the challenges of managing ADHD in children and adults, touching on topics like overdiagnosis, the role of schools, medication risks and benefits, and alternative strategies like mindfulness and psychotherapy. The conversation balances personal anecdotes and professional insights, offering practical advice for parents navigating this critical issue.

32 - Reclaiming Childhood from Screens – Tammy Ulmen

In this engaging episode, Tammy Ulmen returns to discuss the complexities of parenting in a world dominated by screens. From the dangers of social media to the shifting dynamics of childhood play, the conversation explores the unintended consequences of screen dependency. Tammy provides actionable strategies, including resistance parenting and prioritizing creative play, while addressing the psychological impact of digital overexposure. This episode is a must-listen for parents navigating the challenges of raising connected but grounded children.

31 - Understanding ADHD and Autism Through a Broader Lens – Tammy Ulmen

In this episode of On Mind, we explore the nuances of autism and ADHD, focusing on how these diagnoses are shaped by societal expectations and the educational system. With insights into the overlap between neurodiversity and behavioral challenges, the conversation examines the role of schools in driving diagnoses and the growing reliance on medication. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding children as individuals, advocating for a more personalized approach to treatment that incorporates mindfulness, creativity, and empathy. This episode is a thought-provoking look at how we can better support neurodiverse children in a system that often prioritizes conformity over individuality.