In this episode of "On Mind," Andrew Archer sits down with Josh Beulke, a psychologist and co-founder of Inspire Services. They delve into the fascinating world of psychological assessments, particularly projective tests like the House-Tree-Person test, which help uncover how individuals perceive and interact with their world. The conversation explores the nuances of how trauma can influence development, the challenges of interpreting projective measures, and the importance of understanding a person's background and current mental state in therapy. They also touch on the cultural and medical assumptions that shape our understanding of mental health, making this episode a deep dive into the complexities of psychological evaluation and therapy.

In this episode of "On Mind," host Andrew Archer delves into the world of integrative health, discussing how modern medicine is evolving to consider both mental and physical well-being. The conversation explores the benefits of holistic approaches, emphasizing the importance of treating the whole person rather than just isolated symptoms. Through insights into the latest practices in integrative medicine, this episode sheds light on the ways in which combining traditional and alternative therapies can lead to more comprehensive and effective healthcare. Tune in to discover how mindful medicine is transforming the approach to healing and enhancing overall well-being.

In this episode of "On Mind," Tammy Ulmen discusses various parenting styles with guest host Matt McGuire. They delve into authoritative, authoritarian, permissive, and neglectful parenting styles, exploring their characteristics, effects on children, and potential long-term impacts. Tammy emphasizes the importance of positive reinforcement, setting boundaries, and consistent parenting to foster healthy child development and emotional well-being. The conversation also highlights practical strategies for addressing common parenting challenges and promoting a nurturing and supportive family environment.