Journey Inside Out is a thoughtful podcast about divorce, relationships, family transitions, and personal growth. Hosted by Behrooz Bernous, Ph.D., J.D., the program explores the emotional, psychological, parenting, social and practical dimensions of separation and divorce. Rather than telling people whether they should stay married or leave, the podcast encourages reflection before action: understanding relationship patterns, protecting children from unnecessary conflict, rebuilding after loss, and making difficult decisions with greater clarity and dignity. Pause. Reflect. Understand. Grow.
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Parenting From Birth to Adulthood – Part 4: Adolescence — “I Don’t Need You, But Please Don’t Go Away”
Sep 10, 202654 minS0
<p>In this final episode of the Parenting From Birth to Adulthood series, Behrooz Bernous, Ph.D., J.D., focuses on adolescence and the difficult developmental task of becoming psychologically independent while still needing the security and availability of parents.</p><p>The episode explores adolescence as a kind of second separation-individuation, a period in which teenagers increasingly question parental authority, become more invested in friendships, develop a stronger sense of identity, and move toward greater autonomy.</p><p>The discussion includes the adolescent’s back-and-forth between independence and dependence, the importance of privacy, the growing role of peers, risk-taking, su...
Parenting From Birth to Adulthood – Part 3: The School-Age Years — Building Confidence, Responsibility, and Independence
Sep 4, 202641 minS0
<p>In this episode of Journey Inside Out, Behrooz Bernous, Ph.D., J.D., continues the parenting series by focusing on the school-age years—a period when children begin to move beyond simple independence and become increasingly concerned with competence, achievement, friendships, responsibility, and how they compare with others.</p><p>The episode explores how parents can help children develop healthy self-esteem without relying only on praise, and why confidence grows through effort, practice, problem-solving, responsibility, and the ability to tolerate disappointment.</p><p>Topics include:</p>Helping children become more capable without doing everything for themThe difference between helping an...
Parenting From Birth to Adulthood – Part 2: The Toddler Years — “Let Me Go, But Don’t Leave Me”
Sep 1, 202633 minS0
<p>In this episode of Journey Inside Out, Behrooz Bernous, Ph.D., J.D., continues the parenting series by focusing on the toddler years and the child’s early struggle toward independence.</p><p>The discussion explores how young children begin to discover that they are separate individuals with their own wishes, feelings, and growing abilities. As toddlers learn to crawl, walk, talk, explore, and say “no,” they also experience the anxiety that comes with moving away from the parent.</p><p>This episode looks at the developmental process of separation and individuation, including the child’s need to explore and then...
Parenting From Birth to Adulthood – Part 1: Infancy: Building Trust, Security, and the Beginning of a Self
Aug 31, 202625 minS0
<p>Parenting From Birth to Adulthood – Part 1: Infancy</p><p>What does a baby need emotionally during the first year of life?</p><p>In this episode of Journey Inside Out, Behrooz Bernous, Ph.D., J.D., begins a new series on parenting from birth to adulthood by focusing on infancy and the foundations of emotional development.</p><p>The discussion explores why children do not need perfect parents, but rather “good enough” parents who are reliably caring, responsive, and emotionally available over time. It also looks at how infants gradually develop trust, security, self-soothing, and a beginning sense of self t...
What Makes a Healthy Relationship? What to Look for in a Partner—and in Yourself
Aug 27, 202631 minS0
<p>What makes a relationship healthy—and what should we look for when choosing a potential partner or spouse?</p><p>In this episode of Journey Inside Out, Behrooz Bernous, Ph.D., J.D., explores the idea that a healthy relationship usually begins with two reasonably healthy people. But emotional health does not mean perfection. No person possesses every desirable characteristic, and no relationship succeeds simply because two people are compatible or deeply in love.</p><p>Dr. Bernous discusses some of the important capacities that can support a healthy relationship, including empathy, caring, autonomy, adaptability, resilience, fairness, reciprocity, realistic th...
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