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The Healthy Compulsive Project
by Gary Trosclair
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| Date | Combined Rank | Apple Podcasts |
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| Oct 12 | #167 | #167 |
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Perfectionism Burnout and The Myth of The Total Couch Potato Collapse, Ep. 121
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The “Should Effect”: When Desire Gets Lost in Self-Discipline, Ep. 120
August 29, 2026 · 19 minThe thing you once wanted became the thing you have to do — and the moment it did, it stopped being fun. Psychotherapist and Jungian analyst Gary Trosclair calls this the Should Effect: the quiet process by which genuine desire hardens…
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Ep. 119: Inner Conflict: What Happens When You Silence Half of Yourself
August 4, 2026 · 25 minThere's a civil war happening inside you — and you may not even know one side of it exists. After 30 years as a psychotherapist, I've noticed something remarkable: every person who walks into my office with depression, anxiety, or…
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Ep. 118: Letting Go of Resentment: Why You’re Obsessed with People Being Good
July 8, 2026 · 15 minDo you find yourself locked in a relentless, exhausting crusade against perceived injustices, even when they're entirely out of your control? In this episode, we explore the psychology behind 'Holy Wars' — those deeply ingrained, often…
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Ep. 117: Karpman's Triangle: 3 Roles that Destroy Relationships
June 18, 2026 · 24 minYou try to help, and somehow you become the enemy. You explain your feelings, and suddenly you're the one being blamed. These aren't random relationship failures — you're cycling through Karpman's Drama Triangle, and until you recognize…
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Ep. 116: Codependence Is a 'Muscular Glue' — Here's How to Break Free
June 9, 2026 · 29 minWhy do driven, high-functioning people sometimes find themselves trapped in codependency — bound to others in ways that feel obsessive, compulsive, and impossible to escape? In this episode, psychotherapist and Jungian analyst Gary…
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Ep. 115: Why You Can’t Stop Using Willpower--Even After It Drains You
May 26, 2026 · 21 minWhy do so many disciplined, high-functioning people keep pushing themselves long after the tank is empty? This episode explores the hidden costs of overusing willpower and why self-control, though powerful, can become destructive when it…
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Ep. 114: Can't Identify Your Feelings? You Might Have Alexithymia—The Unspeaking Heart
May 15, 2026 · 28 minIf you’ve ever felt unsure what you want, relied on logic where feeling should guide you, or wondered why emotions seem elusive, this post is for you. Alexithymia—“the unspeaking heart”—is not a lack of feeling, but a learned and often…
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Ep 113: 6 Reasons Perfectionists Struggle to Change
April 29, 2026 · 22 minFor people who are stubbornly perfectionistic, obsessive and compulsive, change can be hard to come by. Particular personality traits that can be positive can also manifest negatively. In this post we explore six of the main blocks to…
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Ep. 112: Break Free from the “Shoulds”: How Old Soul and Young Soul Archetypes Can Run Your Life
April 1, 2026 · 29 minThere are both among us and within us young souls and old souls. Some of them fulfilled and some of them unfulfilled. Typically, people with obsessive-compulsive personality traits are old souls, and they can express that part of them…
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Ep. 111: Your Outdated, Risk‑Averse Comfort Zone Is a Prison — Chuck It
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About the show
For six years The Healthy Compulsive Project has been offering information, insight and inspiration for OCPD, obsessive-compulsive personality, perfectionism, micro-managers and Type A personality. Anyone who’s ever been known to overwork, overplan, overcontrol or overanalyze is welcome here, where the obsessive-compulsive personality is explored and harnessed to deliver what it was originally meant to deliver. Join psychotherapist, Jungian psychoanalyst and author Gary Trosclair as he delves into the pitfalls and potential of the driven personality with an informative, positive, and often playful approach to this sometimes-vexing character style.