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Dr. Seth is clinical psychologist Seth Meyers, Psy.D. He has written for Psychology Today for 14 years and is host of the Dr. Seth: Psychologist YouTube channel. He offers hundreds of self-improvement videos to improve your life relationships, mindset and resilience. Join Dr. Seth for a positive attitude and personal growth. Official website: https://drsethpsychologist.com
You know that feeling you have with some people where they give you some of their time and some of their attention, and they make some commitments with you from time to time? The problem is that they do it so inconsistently that you often feel more frustrated than satisfied.
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How could the Long Island serial killer seem so normal and keep a job and a family? I explain how someone like this "splits off" a part of their personality. Check out my new Dr. Seth: Psychologist video below.
People feel understandably shocked when the murders of a serial killer come to light. But when people question how someone could lead such a double life, they often forget a critical issue that I discuss in my new video on my Dr. Seth YouTube channel about confusing people and confusing feelings.
Doesn’t it feel confusing or just kind of weird when someone in your life doesn’t seem happy for you when something good happens? Like they hold back any praise or excitement.
I break down why that happens in a simple way in my new video.
My Dr. Seth: Psychologist YouTube channel explains things simply, without the jargon.
In my new video from YouTube Channel, Dr. Seth, I discuss how confusing the case is that's in the news regarding singer D4vd being charged with the murder of Celeste Rivas Hernandez.
The singer has denied any involvement and he has not publicly confirmed having known Celeste, but I discuss how there are several factors that are often involved as a psychological motivation for homicide.
Check out my new video below.