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Helen Norbury and Lisa Jacovsky challenge everything about our society.

Lisa Jakosky is a psychology professor and author who discusses how early education and cultural influences shape the beliefs of young girls into adulthood, the impact of terminology in psychology on self-perception, and the importance of redefining terms like 'normal' and 'success.'

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Lisa shares insights on creating emotionally safe spaces, the role of mental health in societal issues, and how her diverse career path informs her teaching and writing. She emphasizes the importance of thinking freely and pursuing what makes one happy despite societal pressures.

Lisa Jacovsky is a Psychology professor at Union College of NJ and SNHU. Lisa began writing short stories when she was seven years old. Writing is a passion for her and one of the many things she enjoys. She is currently the author of the award-winning first four books in the Let's Talk! Series, Rascal Cat Brothers, Purrrfect as I am, and Spooky Ooky Dance Party. Lisa lives in New Jersey, where she enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling, and working on her next books. Keep up with her on social media to see what is coming next.

Episode Highlights:

• Impact of Education on Beliefs

• Cultural and Political Influences

• Misunderstood Psychological Terms

• Role of Schools in Self-Censorship

• Mental Health and Societal Change

• Creating Safe Emotional Spaces

• Modeling Emotional Openness

• Redefining Success and Normalcy

• Books and Career Integration

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