The Psych Monologues is a podcast devoted to exploring the intersection of faith, psychology and spi
In this episode, Dr. Mitsch confronts and unravels the distortions and myths that we have around the
In episode 121, Dr. Mitsch explores the key for healthy relationships - boundaries. If you hope to
To begin a new year with The Psych Monologues, Dr. Mitsch takes on the issues in relationship betwee
Dr. Mitsch tackles both an important but also painful subject that people often experience around th
Dr. Mitsch tackles a very familiar topic not only from his career in helping people, but also his te
Dr. Mitsch takes time out to talk about three different aspects of our functioning. What we know, w
Dr. Mitsch dives into a topic that we love to talk about, but struggle to live with any degree of au
Do you live life in an integrated or disintegrated way? What does that even mean? Why is it all th
Strange title, right? Dr. Mitsch takes some time to reflect on his relationship with a new golden i
Dr. Mitsch has an exciting announcement to share about the ministries of Stained Glass International
Mystery. The funny thing about the word is that is evokes the very thing it purports to describe.
Dr. Mitsch takes a moment out of schedule of topics to reflect on how grief has a way of revealing o
Do you value integrity in your life? If so, why? Dr. Mitsch takes some time this episode to look m
Why is acceptance so hard for us to do? What are the obstacles that get in our way? Why is it so i
Dr. Mitsch takes some time to look more deeply into the motivations, the movements within the decons
Dr. Mitsch proposes a provocative question: do you engage your world with either/or thinking or bot
Dr. Mitsch introduces a new word for your vocabulary, and a challenge to consider how to participate
Dr. Mitsch returns to the microphone after a summer hiatus to discuss the reality of the fact that w
Why are we so committed to punishment as the primary means of change in our spiritual development?
When you are interacting with another person, are you more prone to look for the "right" answer, or
