Caller 29-My Grief Feels like an Infectious Disease

Caller 31-No More Mixed Signals, State your (Dating) Purpose

In this episode of "The U Problem with Dr. P," Nicole Perez (Dr. P) talks to a 62-year-old woman who is frustrated with her dating life. The caller shares that she's often asked for hookups but never for real dates. Dr. P emphasizes that when a man is interested, he'll make a move. She encourages the caller and other women in similar situations to do their due diligence and ask about the other person's intentions. By being clear about what they want, women can create opportunities for meaningful relationships and avoid wasting time on people who aren't looking for the same things.  [https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCEfHIfiEBx3CJy4vh1WPhDg] @TheUProblemwithDr.P⁩  [https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCEfHIfiEBx3CJy4vh1WPhDg] #SeniorDating #DatingOver60 #MatureRelationships #SilverDaters

Caller 30-Out of the Big House, into the Fire

In this powerful and candid episode of The U Problem, Dr. Nicole Perez talks with a caller, a former nurse who is navigating life after incarceration. The caller shares her struggle to reintegrate into society while carrying the weight of a felony record—a result of a past battle with drug addiction. Dr. Perez offers a fresh perspective on rehabilitation and resilience, encouraging the caller to leverage her unique lived experience to help others. This conversation is a must-watch for anyone interested in criminal justice reform, the realities of addiction, and the long road to rebuilding a life.  ⁨@TheUProblemwithDr.P⁩  [https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCEfHIfiEBx3CJy4vh1WPhDg] #JusticeReform #Reentry #SecondChances #FairChance #SystemicReform #RestorativeJustice

Caller 29-My Grief Feels like an Infectious Disease

In this episode of "The U Problem with Dr. P," Dr. Nicole Perez (Dr. P) talks to Caller #29 whose grief feels like an infectious disease. The caller shares her journey of dealing with the tragic loss of her two daughters in a car accident and how she feels isolated by friends and co-workers who don't know how to act around her. Dr. P offers her compassion, support, and professional advice on how to navigate her profound grief and loneliness.  ⁨@TheUProblemwithDr.P⁩  [https://studio.youtube.com/channel/UCEfHIfiEBx3CJy4vh1WPhDg] #Grief #ChildLoss #MentalHealth #TheUProblem #DrNicolePerez #GriefSupport #TraumaRecovery

Caller 28-Trust the Evidence

In this episode of The U Problem, Dr. Nicole Perez talks with a caller who is a lifelong "overthinker" struggling with the burden of chronic indecision. Their conversation uncovers how a childhood shaped by an alcoholic parent and "transactional" relationships created a mental environment where self-trust is constantly undermined by internal debate.

Caller 27-Being Loud Isn't Being Clear

In this episode of The U Problem with Dr. P, psychologist Nicole Perez (Dr. P) talks with a 50-year-old man navigating a communication disconnect with his partner. The caller is a self-described "loud and animated" talker, while his partner comes from a background where talking about feelings isn't the norm. Dr. P challenges the caller to consider how his high-energy communication style might be affecting his partner. She uses the analogy of being in a foreign country: if you're speaking a language someone doesn't understand, getting louder doesn't make you any clearer.