Episode 23 - Erik Erikson - Autonomy vs. Shame and Self-Doubt

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Episode 26 - Erik Erikson - Identity vs. Role Confusion

This week we are revisiting a very special school of thought created by Erik Erikson. He believed that people are resolving eight crises throughout their lives. The first four are in early childhood. In this episode, we visit the fifth crisis, which arises in adolescence: Identity vs. Role Confusion. Learn why it is important to personality development and how your behavior can help to influence it.

Episode 25 - Erik Erikson - Industry vs. Inferiority

This week we are revisiting a very special school of thought created by Erik Erikson. He believed that people are resolving eight crises throughout their lives. The first four are in early childhood. In this episode, we visit the fourth crisis: Industry vs. Inferiority. Learn why it is important to your child's (and YOUR) personality development and how your behavior can help to influence it.

Episode 24 - Erik Erikson - Initiative vs. Guilt

This week we are revisiting a very special school of thought created by Erik Erikson. He believed that people are resolving eight crises throughout their lives. The first four are in early childhood. In this episode, we visit the third crisis: Initiative vs. Guilt. Learn why it is important to your child's (and YOUR) personality development and how your behavior can help to influence it.

Episode 23 - Erik Erikson - Autonomy vs. Shame and Self-Doubt

This week we are revisiting a very special school of thought created by Erik Erikson. He believed that people are resolving eight crises throughout their lives. The first four are in early childhood. In this episode, we visit the second crisis: Autonomy vs. Shame and Self-Doubt. Learn why it is important to your child's (and YOUR) personality development and how your behavior can help to influence it.