The University of Badassery Ep. 19: Proactive Mental Health with Dr. Trevor Wilkins
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- Опубліковано 29 січ 2025
- Special guest, Dr. Trevor Wilkins, joins Mac and C. J. for a special episode on “Proactive Mental Health.”
Dr. Wilkins, also known as the “Angry Viking Therapist,” specializes in treating PTSD, anger, and helping people deal with high-stress careers. After spending 15 years in law enforcement, Trevor got his doctorate and devoted himself to helping others just like him.
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"Anger feels fulfilling" Very true, something I need to remind myself. Anger SEEMS like it's fulfilling in the moment until after you've fucked everything up. This podcast is incapable of putting out shitty episodes, love 'em all.
This is an uncomfortable subject, for men especially, and I would just like to thank you guys for putting yourselves out there for the betterment of the public. I enjoyed the content and found much to relate to.
Man I need to grow the fuck up after listening to this. As a dad to young children, this makes me realize how far I have to go to be a GOOD dad. And, I need to take notes!
Please do some public relations work and get this podcast the subscriber numbers that it deserves. This podcast is worth a lot more than its YT stats give it credit for.
Great topic of discussion. Respect.
Thank you guys so much!
Thanks for sharing the difficult times. Helps so much
I found this podcast to be a groovy disco scene! Excellent, rock on!
Shoutout to Dr. Trevor! Awesome episode
You new life will cost you you’re old one love that!
Hey gentlemen, I have no idea why I never heard about this podcast til now. I assume YT is up to its usual shit. Better late than never. Thank you for the great content and I appreciate everything.
Love it fellas!
Man I needed this
Great upload! They should teach the importance of mental health in schools. Nice work!
I grew up in an angry, environment. I saw it in my ex-wife: she got angry to work, and she was very effective. I began to use anger as a teen, building homes. I could get angry, and be very productive. Over time, the anger got out of control. Some jerk cuts me off, and honks at me. I'd jump out of my truck, be ready to drag them out of their car. I found success through my Christianity. I'm not going to look them up, I think Proverbs, "a man without control of his spirit is like a city, with broken down walls." I recall thinking that anger was a team of horses that didn't yield to the reins. I stopped using anger. Maybe I've lost some productivity. If you see someone who is successful in anger, look at those around them, who are as de-energised as the angry person is energized, like the angry person is stealing energy from those they dominate.
What happened to the podcast? Enjoyed listening.
Great podcast. These are the types of listens that make people think, and eventually better themselves. Awesome stuff.
Top notch...thanks guys
I see mac scoping out the room
Awesome
I'm subscribed
Can't find Dr. Wilkins on Instagram
Remember when Pat Mac used to have a podcast?
Legit
Anger proper is a passion from the irascible appetite that must be understood with desire, hope, and sorrow, according to Aquinas (S. Th. I-II q.46). Anger aims (its end or telos) at vindication in the sense of justice, i.e., making some wrong right (Lat. jus) and it’s there that pleasure is found when this good has been reached. Since anger is a passion that seeks the good, calmness is not its opposite but rather a privation of anger. Anger lasts as long as there is hope that something can be done, when there is no hope this turns to sorrow or hatred. However, if you are person with unbridled passions then it may just be reduced to vengeance. The root of all passions is love. Passions are actually neutral since they simply move you (appetite), but your intellect, or lack of, decides what to do with it.
What's being discussed here is anger and an irratibleness from oppressive thoughts rooted in perceived injustices. Anger is always directed at a person, but this person is yourself. The person with this anger against himself should first seek to justify (just war doctrine) and if not justifiable then seek forgiveness in confession, trusting in God's forgiveness and resting in it. However, I can tell you Satan and his minions will keep pushing that button in you if you let them, i.e., if you lose that trust in God's forgiveness.