TWFO Couple - Matt & Paige Robinson
TWFO Couple - Matt & Paige Robinson
Dr. Christopher Taylor: Attachment Styles, Narcissism, and the Rise of Over-Labeling
Dr. Christopher Taylor: Attachment Styles, Narcissism, and the Rise of Over-Labeling
Dr. Christopher Taylor: Attachment Styles, Narcissism, and the Rise of Over-Labeling
Wednesday 20th November 2024
Matt and Paige Robinson discuss attachment styles, narcissism, and the risks of over-labelling with Dr. Christopher Taylor.
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Episode Overview
- Over-labelling behaviours can trap rather than help us.
- Resilience is crucial in maintaining healthy relationships.
- Toxic positivity can be harmful.
- Professional guidance is essential for accurate understanding.
- Wisdom is more valuable than mere knowledge.
Knowledge is power. Knowledge can empower us. But knowledge is different than wisdom.
Ever wondered if you're over-labelling behaviours in your relationships? Matt and Paige Robinson, hosts of Till The Wheels Fall Off, tackle this intriguing question with their guest, Dr. Christopher Taylor. Dr. Taylor is a seasoned mental health professional who sheds light on the complex world of attachment styles, narcissism, and the potential pitfalls of over-labelling. This episode dives into how these labels can sometimes trap us rather than help us understand our relationships better.
The conversation touches on resilience, the dangers of toxic positivity, and the delicate balance between understanding and enabling behaviours. With light-hearted humour and candid anecdotes, Matt and Paige explore how common sense seems to have taken a backseat in today's society where every behaviour is pathologised. Dr. Taylor's expertise provides a grounded perspective on the importance of professional guidance in understanding mental health issues. He emphasises that while knowledge is powerful, it's wisdom that truly makes a difference.
If you've ever found yourself wondering if your partner's behaviour is just annoying or a sign of something deeper, this episode is a must-listen. It challenges you to rethink how you label behaviours and offers valuable insights into maintaining healthier relationships.