What's Driving America's Violence Problem? America On The Couch (Part 2) скачать в хорошем качестве

What's Driving America's Violence Problem? America On The Couch (Part 2)

Lately, it feels like violence is never far from the headlines—or from our nervous systems. In this episode of America on the Couch, the Cowboy Therapist pulls up a chair and takes a hard, honest look at violence in America—not just the acts themselves, but the emotional, psychological, and cultural forces underneath them. This isn’t a political rant or a finger-pointing session. It’s a therapeutic conversation about: • Why aggression feels more common and more personal right now • How chronic stress, fear, and shame shape violent behavior • The difference between anger, rage, and loss of control • What happens when a society stays in survival mode for too long • And what real strength looks like in a violent world From a therapist’s perspective—and a cowboy’s sense of responsibility—this episode explores how unresolved pain, isolation, and emotional illiteracy can turn inward or explode outward. If you’ve felt unsettled, angry, numb, or just plain tired of the noise, this conversation is for you. America isn’t just acting out. It’s communicating. And on this couch, we slow down long enough to listen. 👉 Subscribe for weekly reflections on mental health, responsibility, resilience, and modern life—cowboy style. 👍 Like and share if this conversation helped you think differently. 💬 Drop a comment: What do you think we’re missing when we talk about violence? Here's the link for the America On The Couch Playlist:    • America On The Couch