

S2 Ep 59: Why We Keep Secrets with Michael Slepian
May 20, 2022
Michael Slepian, author of The Secret Life of Secrets, dives into the fascinating world of secrecy and its role in our lives. He discusses how kids develop an understanding of secrets and the difference between good and bad ones. The conversation highlights the psychological impacts of secrecy, advocating for open communication in parenting. Slepian emphasizes the importance of trust and emotional support, explaining how sharing can strengthen parent-child bonds. Tune in for insights that can transform your approach to secrets!
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Understanding Secrets and Their Impact on Well-Being
03:16 • 2min
The Psychology of Secrecy
04:57 • 11min
Exploring the Nuances of Secrets and Lies
15:56 • 5min
Secrets and Trust: Navigating Confidences
20:36 • 13min
Navigating Secrets and Boundaries in Parenting
33:17 • 4min
The Dynamics of Parent-Child Communication
37:20 • 2min
Secrets and Disclosure Dynamics
39:43 • 19min
The Development of Secrets and Theory of Mind
58:21 • 2min