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I'm Alan Seyright, a professional filmmaker who needs therapy.

And I'm Jonathan Decker, licensed therapist who loves movies, and we are... Cinema Therapy.

Ooh, that was nice.

That was great.

Well, and we're doing a great crossover here with the film theorists.

Over on our channel, we're talking about the psychology of a hero and Korah's journey throughout the series.

You can watch it now by clicking here, or maybe down there.

I don't know where they put things on this show.

This is not our show. It's like trying to find something in someone else's kitchen.

You know, like where does stuff? Where do the links go?

Where's the carrot dealer? There'll be an eye card and an in card and a link in the description.

So really what I would like to pick your brains about is what makes a good or a bad parent,

right? I can do all of the research in the world on this, which we did, but the only experience

I have for that sort of relationship is as the child in that relationship. I don't have children

my own, whereas both of you are both parents. So I would love to hear a little about, a little bit about your personal and professional experience as, uh, parents and as a therapist.

Uh, yeah. Look, I've got three kids, which feels like about three too many. And,'m just kidding, I love my kids to death, and I love being a parent.

It's difficult. I don't know what else to say.

Jono will have more cogent things to say than just, it's hard to parent well because every kid is different and you finally

figure out how to parent one of them and then you try that on the next one and

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