Showing results for "The Deep End" in Psychology

The Deep End offers heartfelt guidance and real-life wisdom for navigating serious illness, caregiving and the end of life. Each episode provides meaningful resources, compassionate education and gentle encouragement to help listeners live fully - even in the face of life’s hardest moments. Through personal stories, expert insights, and reflective conversations, The Deep End invites you to consider what it means to be truly present, to care deeply and to find peace in the journey.

The Deep End with Dan Sweetman explores the complex tension between faith and doubt and how Christians move towards living a deep and fulfilling life. Dan Sweetman is the Pastor at Lifepoint Church Rothwell. Through real life stories, Dan seeks to understand what a deeply human life looks like every day and look at the idea that doubt and deconstruction of faith can lead to a more fulfilling life.

Martine Laurier, une ancienne policière, a tenté de se suicider il y a plusieurs années, avec son arme de service. Heureusement, deux collègues l’ont empêchée de commettre l’irréparable et, aujourd’hui, consciente de la chance qu’elle a eue, elle consacre une partie de sa vie à aider ceux et celles qui se retrouvent au bord du gouffre.

Off the Deep End is the first detailed study of the effect on sanity that the vastness, loneliness and inestimable power of the sea has always had on sailors' sanity, confusing the senses and making rational thought difficult. Eminently listenable, it explores accounts that span the centuries, from desperate stories of shipwreck and cannibalism in the Age of Sail, to inexplicable multiple murders, to Donald Crowhurst's suicide in the middle of the 1968 solo Golden Globe Race.