Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Ask Beatty”
Beatty discussed in depth the characteristics of a domestic violent relationship. If you discover that your relationship meets even some of these criteria, please seek out help as soon as possible. No one deserves to be hurt emotionally or physically or live in fear.
Beatty talked about how preventive mental health programs in the schools would help early on to identify and treat problem children and their families who grow up to be angry, alienated, lonely and violent adults. She also discussed recent findings that show “the effectiveness of talk therapy is overstated” and shared her 35 year clinical experience outlying what in her view effective therapy is and is not.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness month. Beatty’s guest today was Loretta K. Davis, lawyer, former Judge and Executive Director of the Retreat, an organization that provides a variety of domestic violence services for survivors and their families, including a 24 hour hotline, preventive programs in the schools for teens and new father initiatives. If you want to hear an in depth conversation about domestic violence and more importantly, what we can do about ending violence, you will not want to miss this show.
Did Pope Francis’s visit impact you in terms of how you might treat others more lovingly and respectfully? Did his powerful messages about injustice, inequality, mass incarceration, poverty and racism touch you on a deep level?
Beatty also talked about recent research that demonstrated how technology is interfering and potentially destroying our personal connections. (If we let it!)
She stressed the importance of our taking ACTION if we are serious about improving the quality of our lives and relationships.
And finally, Beatty will be on a panel ,”Does Sexy Have An Expiration Date?” on October 13th 2015, from 6-9 pm at the Hungarian Consulate in New York City. She stressed the importance of not allowing anyone, (including the media) to tell you if or how often you should be having sex.
Beatty talked about the housing, medical, employment and mental health challenges facing transgender men and women. She also discussed the dangers of Paxil, an antidepressant, for teenagers and cautions everyone to be more consumer savvy when it comes to taking medications of all kinds. Your doctor does not always know what’s best!
What’s it like knowing from a very early age that your gender does not match who you really are? Tune in and hear Beatty’s guest, Josephine Fantasia Perez, a biracial transgender woman talk about her journey; without money, family support and personal make-up and wardrobe stylists.
…Beatty’s Words of Wisdom
1. Love yourself and you will be able to find healthy love.
2. Educate yourself about what healthy love is and isn’t.
3. Create a work situation that is genuinely meaningful.
4. Give yourself permission to enjoy life to the fullest. You deserve it!
Beatty talked about the 10 areas that need to be explored BEFORE even thinking about taking the new FDA drug, Flibanserin or Addyi for women with low libido. Her insights about sexuality can make or break your sex life!
Are you in a toxic and chaotic relationship with your partner, adult child, boss, friend or family member? When is enough enough? Hear what Beatty has to say about the importance of exiting toxic relationships.
Listen to what Beatty has to say about depression, suicide and extramarital affairs. Her insightful analysis will inspire and motivate you and keep you safe.
