Sony Perlman

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Sony Perlman

  • A Conversation With My Nephew | With Shalom Perlman

A Conversation With My Nephew | With Shalom Perlman

Thursday 20th March 2025

Sony Perlman chats with his nephew Shalom about growing up with therapist parents, blending humour and insights in this engaging episode.
100 minutes
Engaging
Honest
Informative
Humorous
Supportive

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BrainStorm with Sony Perlman
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Growing Up with Therapist Parents: A Chat with Shalom Perlman

Episode Overview

  • Growing up with therapist parents can be both challenging and rewarding.
  • Emotions should be acknowledged but not allowed to dictate actions.
  • Humour can play a crucial role in dealing with serious topics.
  • Family dynamics significantly influence emotional development.
  • Therapy discussions can offer valuable life lessons.
Emotions are like kids in a grocery store - if you ignore them, they'll just get louder.
In this episode of BrainStorm with Sony Perlman, Sony sits down for a heartwarming chat with his nephew, Shalom Perlman. The conversation is filled with laughter, personal anecdotes, and insightful reflections on growing up with not one but two therapist parents. Shalom shares his unique experiences and the impact it had on his upbringing, offering a blend of humour and honesty that makes for an engaging listen.
They discuss the challenges and perks of having parents who are both therapists, touching on the importance of emotional awareness and understanding. The episode is peppered with light-hearted moments and deep insights, making it a delightful blend of fun and thoughtfulness. Sony and Shalom also explore the idea of emotions as signals rather than dictators of our actions, emphasising the need to acknowledge and process feelings without letting them control our lives.
This episode is a great listen for anyone interested in mental health, family dynamics, or simply looking for a heartfelt conversation. Don't miss out on this unique perspective on therapy and family life.