06 Jul 2011
Power aging , with Dr. Bernard Starr
Power aging , with Dr. Bernard Starr
Located on 57th Street, The Positive Mind Center delivers comprehensive mental health counseling and psychotherapy. Founded by Armand DiMele over 40 years ago.
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06 Jul 2011
Power aging , with Dr. Bernard Starr
05 Jul 2011
DEPENDENCY SYNDROME
29 Jun 2011
Armand explores the dynamics of working and the supposed rewards.
28 Jun 2011
Armand further discusses issues that affect the elderly population, including the insurgence of addiction.
21 Jun 2011
Armand explores the variety of issues that affect the elderly population and the potential abuse they can face.
15 Jun 2011
Armand continues his discussion on the \"self\" we present to others and the concept of attracting.
14 Jun 2011
The concept of attraction to the projected self is examined.
08 Jun 2011
How cognitive dissonance plays out in our lives.
07 Jun 2011
Armand explores the traits and qualities of those with submissive personalities.
01 Jun 2011
Betrayal trauma.
18 May 2011
Radio Show May 18, 2010
19 Apr 2011
Interview with Jeffrey Abugel, author of Stranger to Myself: Inside Depersonalization, the Hidden Epidemic.
13 Apr 2011
A description of what belief is and the resulting implications. How do our beliefs shape us?
12 Apr 2011
Armand interviews Dr. Sara Denning, founder of Adaptive Behavioral Therapy.
06 Apr 2011
Armand and Linda Vanella speak about narcissism and narcissistic rage.
Listening to The Positive Mind opens the door to the workings of your mind & why you do the things you do. True, there's no "free pass" to peace of mind but this show helps to put you on the path." - Cricket
Programs featuring the enneagram
Programs about cutting edge research
Programs about passive-agressive, bipolar disorder and other anger related conditions
Programs about fragile emotions
Armand discusses living with depression
Programs pertaining to Stress, Tension and Anxiety
Armand looks at the lighter side of psychology
A collection of radio programs discussing various human behaviours and tendancies
A short series on addictions, compulsions and self destructive behaviors
Armand discusses his ground breaking theory on birth order
Various interviews of Armand and his special guests
A discussion about narcissism, dependency, grandiosity and depression
A totally new perspective on feelings of isolation and aloneness
This is the Men's series
Remarkable insights relating sex, evolution and how we got to be who we are
Learn about what makes a good relationship and how to make your relationships stronger
Established in 1978, The Foundation for Positive Psychology has a mission encourage people to learn about themselves, and improve their lives through positive thinking. Funds are used to cover production and delivery costs for "The Positive Mind", and to provide therapy to those who cannot afford it.
Original host of "The Positve Mind" for 35 years. His presence among the radio waves will always be remembered, as his reach as both a therapist and a host spread across the world. He was a Board Certified Diplomate in Clinical Social Work, a Certified Rehabilitation Specialist and a registered graduate education Supervisor.
Kevin is the co-host and producer of "The Positive Mind" on WBAI 99.5 FM in New York City. A native of Queens, NY Kevin was Armand's only student and close colleague for the last 3 years of his life. Kevin is happy to continue the legacy of Armand on the air for many, many years to come.
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Ben is a co-producer of "The Positive Mind". For his tenth birthday, he received a clock radio from a neighbor, beginning of a lifelong love of radio. After listening to the program for years, Ben became part of the team in 2014.
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Niseema is co-producer and featured guest on "The Positive Mind". She hopes to educate the listeners about the importance of the body mind connection.
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Linda is a featured guest who co-hosted the show with Armand and joins us to provide a clinical voice that adds the feminine perspective and expertise in trauma and PTSD.
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