Podcast | «A great scam in romantic cinema is to make people believe that you can change the other person in five days»

Romantic love, real love. Expectations and reality. Illusions and disappointments. And in between, cinema, television series, art, music and literature adorning…. In this episode of the podcast ‘Abecedario del Wellbeing the Psychologist’, journalists Laura Pintos and Raquel Alcolea talk with Susana Ivorra (@susanaivorrapsicologa) to unravel the myths and truths of falling in love that are often reflected in the most watched films and series of the romantic genre.

Susana Ivorra is a psychologist, sexologist and expert in couples therapy. Its goal is to help individuals and couples navigate the complex challenges of modern relationships, promoting healthy and satisfying unions. She is the author of the books ‘Amanda’s Wish’, ‘Happiness! and recently launched ‘Lights, camera, love!’, in which he analyzes different romantic films and their influence on expectations about love.

All episodes of ‘Alphabet of Wellbeing‘ can be found on major audio platforms, such as Spotify, Ivoox, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music and We could. They are also available in YouTube.

Other episodes of ‘Abecedario del Bienestar’:

– How to achieve undisturbed happiness with serenity and calmness of mindwith Pepe García El Stoico, Belén Colomina and Patri Psicología.

– How to silence the toxic voices in our minds. With Belén Colomina.

– Why some people are unhappy even though they seem to have everything. With Jesús Matos.

– Neurohappiness: how to tune brain and heart to improve your life. With Ana Asensio.