Dr. Dina McMillan presents essential insights to help you enhance your personal relationships. Have you ever wondered just how much you care for the people in your life—or how much they truly care for you? Discover a straightforward approach to finding out—no awkward conversations or confrontations required. Join us for […]
“Ask Your Questions About Healing Family Division” – LIVE Q&A with Social Psychologist Dr. Dina McMillan
Social Psychologist Dr. Dina McMillan begins her first 1-hour live episode with a look back at the challenges of the COVID era. She delves into the conflicts and strained relationships that emerged during the pandemic, offering thoughtful insights on navigating differences and fostering healing in its aftermath. Follow ‘Heart & […]
“Distraction and Rebranding”
In this episode, Dr. Dina McMillan exposes methods to distract your attention away from crucial issues and distort your thinking by rebranding key concepts. She calls these “Les Mis” – Misdirection (purposely turning your attention away) and Misattribution (redefining key concepts in a manner that benefits the Influencer). Please Support […]
“Unlocking the Mind: Understanding Social Psychology and the Power of Influence”
Dr. Dina McMillan is back with the second episode of ‘Heart & Mind’, emphasizing the importance of self-protection against manipulation. She introduces herself as a Stanford-educated social psychologist, explaining that her field of study delves into how people are influenced, indoctrinated, and manipulated. Dr. McMillan refers to social psychology as […]
A Crumbling Regime: Lessons for the Social Sciences and Humanities
Recent revelations from the “Twitter Files” in the United States and the “Lockdown Files” in the United Kingdom revealed a troubling relationship between prominent scientific institutions, the state, social media companies, and traditional media that shaped our COVID-19 response. The fallout on democratic institutions will have political and social consequences […]
A Guide to Better Conversations with Your Teenager
My teenage daughter and I have very different political viewpoints. Recently, while discussing difficult issues, I’ve realized that the more I try to change her mind, the more she digs in her heels. The harder I push my point of view, the more polarized we become. One day it […]
Not Religious? Might Want to Check on that Again
We are all children of modernity, which is to say, the intellectual and social movement that started in Europe some five centuries ago and placed mankind, with its capacity to think and make, at the center of the universe. This goes for even those calling themselves post-moderns, as they depend […]
Frankenstein Was the Foreshadowing
Two years before lockdowns, the world celebrated the 200th anniversary of Mary Shelley’s classic Frankenstein, about which a wonderful movie was released on the author’s life and thought. At the same time, there was a book and an exhibit at the Morgan Library, and growing controversies about the personal and political ethos that a generation of […]
Speaking Up: The Struggle to Remain True
Here’s a poem I wrote in October of 2019, before the world became unrecognizable: She Opened Her Mouth and the Roof Fell In She opened her mouth and the roof fell in. The walls collapsed around her and the house she had built with the sweat of her […]