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Dr. Eva Selhub & Dr. Eva Ritvo


Title of Show :

 "Oxytocin Queens"




Dr. Eva Selhub


Dr. Eva Ritvo


 
Or are you just serious? 
 


   As we enter what some have called the year of reckoning and
transformation,
we want to examine how people are " living" as the
planet approaches a momentous transition.

While indeed dramatic shifts are to be expected, the question
we want you to consider is:

Are you having any fun ?

We're just curious just how much "play" is factored into your
equation called life.
What do you do for fun? Do you take that
proverbial
time off on a regular basis? Or not?

It is now 2012, we just want to cheek how humans
are evolving in this field.

  Start early. Give your comments/questions for this
upcoming show,  click here.
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Next show: Friday, February 3, 2012  at 2PM PST/ 5PM EST.  
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About The Show  


In today's world we are constantly shifting back and forth from states of
love and states of stress. When we are in a state of love, our body secrets certain
chemicals that make us feel relaxed and happy.  When we are stressed, our bodies
produce a whole other set of chemicals that prepare us to do battle.

Stress is based in fear and a belief that one is alone and lacking necessary resources,
love is based on the notion that one is not separate, but part of  a larger whole
and has access to sufficient resources to handle uncertainty. With stress,
equilibrium is difficult to maintain. With love, equilibrium is the result.

This show will show you how to shift the balance and begin living a life based in
love and help you to create a heightened sense of well being. The first episode will
focus on the most important source of love and often times stress; your
intimate relationship.




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Everyone would prefer their holiday to
be stress-free.

Holidays are supposed to bring relaxation and rejuvenation, but alas, some people find them disappointingly stressful.

Does this apply to you ?

Some people find that the Christmas spirit can be undermined
by family tensions, separation or divorce, finances and ,
while sounding paradoxical, the fact that one is alone
during these times.
For those in relationships, habits that are usually just annoying
could become major sources of irritation. Well, because this
subject matter becomes a real issue for some, more than
an exception, we're going to discuss it on our next show.
And this one is right in the thick of the season. Perfect timing ?


 
 



  With great certainty, relationships will find their way into
divergence and dissimilarity.
About
what? Well, fill in your blanks _______ .

Conflicts are critical events that can weaken or strengthen a relationship.

How the conflicts get resolved is an important factor in determining

whether a relationship will be healthy or unhealthy; and eventually,

mutually satisfying or unsatisfying.

 

Effective conflict resolution can indeed make the difference.  

But do remember: the fact that conflict exists is not necessarily a bad

thing.  As long as it is resolved effectively, it can lead to growth in

the partnership.


And just to clue you in on what we’ll be talking about on our next show,

here’s a tip: Take a look at You first, not the other person.

Aha, maybe, that has already piqued your interest.

We’ll leave you with that for now.






Being Satisfied
In or Out of Relationships

We will take a look at being satisfied, in or
out of a relationship, and what that means to be satisfied.
 
More than two  million couples in the United States each year
will get married, and a total of 90% will marry at some point
in their lives . Yet close to one-half end in divorce. This number,
while dramatic,does not even take into account the number of
relationships that are not marriages that follow the same path.

If one were a researcher in this area, wouldn't it be great
to look into peoples' views around one obvious parameter
used in relationships: Are you satisfied?

And to sweeten the pot, might as well ask the same question
to those who are NOT in a relationship.




The Sweet and Sour of Relationships

Let's start with this: Relationships are ever changing and always evolving.
And it's something that always needs work. The ideal state of coping with
and enjoying a relationship would involve whole lot of things . Obviously the
early stage of a relationship is the most exciting and could be potentially iffy
at the same time. It is the period during which each partner feels out and
works out the other.  Feelings are powerful, emotions do dominate and do
fluctuate. But  relationships do evolve. And guess what?  
We're right in the thick of it!

The undeniable fact is : Highs and lows are completely normal.
And in knowing all of this, the enlightened question should be:                                       How can we use love to our advantage?





Infidelity: Ideal Solutions for a Non Ideal Situation

Consider this: throughout the life of nearly all relationships,
there are four timetable events which can breed infidelity:
After the First Year of Marriage
After the First Child is Born
The 5th to 7th Year and
During  Middle Age ( aka mid life crisis)

And here’s some more: Statistically speaking, men cheat for a single
primary reason: sex.  Statistically, women don't cheat for the sake of sex.
It's of secondary concern for them. The #1 reason why they cheat is for an
emotional connection. And this is particularly true of women over the
age of 30. By the way, statistics also show that the percentage of men who
say they would have an affair if they knew they would never get caught
is 74%;  for women, 68% .

Do you agree with the above? If you or you know of someone where infidelity
has been or is a reality and not just a statistical footnote in his or her life,
we invite you to explore with us the truth, or should we say , the hidden truths
about our how people navigate the path called “ relationships”.




The Ideal List : How to make it work for you

Listen to an assortment of ideal mate lists turned in by listeners and see
where you fit into all of these. Our two Love and Relationship experts
dissect the myth and reality around what a list is and how people should
be using these "guidelines" to find a mate or work through a relationship.




Chemicals in the Brain and Chemistry in Relationships :
Find out the connection.


In the previous show, we talked about how the male brain is different
for the female brain. This has practical applications when it comes to the
relationships. In this show, learn more about the how hormones and other
chemicals in your body play a huge role in why you are single, or you are
happily enjoying a fulfilling relationships , and conversely.




Relationships : Finding One? Keeping One?


Who hasn't spent at least a few hours pondering this topic?
Creating a healthy relationship is essential to our overall well-being.  

If you are eager to enhance your
relationships and you’ve devoured most
of the self help books
and sat through weekend workshops on the
subject, this event may
be just what you're looking for .



About Dr. Eva Selhub  
Dr. Eva Selhub, Board Certified in Internal Medicine and trained in Eastern medical practices, is an Instructor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, and a Clinical Associate of the Benson Henry Institute for Mind/Body Medicine at the Massachusetts General Hospital. She has a private practice in Newton Massachusetts.
Dr. Selhub has lectured and trained professionals from all over the world. She has offered lectures, programs and/or coaching for such clients as Cathay Pacific Airways, Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Putnam Investments, Standard Chartered Bank, and
Tufts Medical School. She is the author of The Love Response (Ballantine 2009) and has been
published in medical journals, featured in national publications, and is a media spokesperson.


Website:    www.theloveresponse.com      www.drselhub.com

About Dr. Eva Ritvo  

Dr. Ritvo is an internationally known psychiatrist practicing at Mount Sinai Medical Center on Miami Beach, Florida. She has over 20 years experience as a psychiatrist and psychotherapist and treats individual, couples and families. She is the former vice chair of the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, University of Miami Miller School of Medicine where she remains as an Associate Professor on the voluntary faculty. She is a Distinguished Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, a member of the American College of Psychiatry, the National Association of Medical Communicators and the International Society of Sports Psychiatry.

Dr. Ritvo completed her residency training at New York Hospital Payne Whitney Clinic/ Cornell and received undergraduate and medical degrees fromUniversity of California, Los Angeles. Dr. Ritvo has written and lectured extensively in the US, and internationally on the “Science and Meaning of Beauty” and on Women’s Empowerment issues, Disruptive Physicians and Family Therapy. Dr Ritvo has written book chapters and articles on topics that include body dysmorphic disorder, managing patient expectations and handling difficult patients. She is co-author of the definitive beauty guide, The Beauty Prescription: The Complete Formula for Looking and Feeling Beautiful (McGraw-Hill, 2008) which is available in English and Chinese. She is also the lead author of the Concise Guide to Marriage and Family Therapy and has written the chapters on Family and Couples Therapy for the leading psychiatric textbooks.

Dr. Ritvo makes frequent public speaking and television appearances on local news channels and has appeared on the TODAY show and a special segment on EXTRA called “Beauty and the Brain”. She had a long running TV segment called “Real Relationship” and appears regularly on CW’s HealthKey program (www.HealthKey.com) with Dr. Steve Salvatore. She is often quoted in the Miami Herald, and has also been quoted in the New York Times, The New York Times Magazine, USA Today, the Wall Street Journal, WebMD, SELF magazine, Ladies Home Journal, O Magazine, Allure, Vive Magazine, MommyMD, and in ezines including HealthKey, HybridMom, EmpowHer, SheKnows and others. She is also a

frequent guest on numerous radio shows around the country.

Dr. Ritvo is a blogger for PsychologyToday.com and TheBeautyPrescription.com. She also speaks on behalf of Gladerma and just completed a speaking engagement in Brazil. She serves as a panelist and guest speaker for national and international conferences, including most recently in 2010 the International Internet Dating Conference, Vive Magazine’s women’s conference and Empowered Women Conference.

Dr. Ritvo initiated the Margaret Ann Aitcheson Humanitarian Award at the Miller School of Medicine. This award was named in honor of Tipper Gore’s mother and Mrs. Gore was the first recipient. The award honors those who have made an outstanding contribution in the field of mental health.

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