Decoded | Unlock The Secrets of Human Behavior, Emotion and Motivation
by Elisabeth McKay | Mental Health Innovator and PredictiveMind Founder
Unlock the Hidden Code Running Your Life—And Rewrite It for Good.
Your thoughts, relationships, addictions, and self-sabotaging behaviors aren’t random—they’re programmed patterns your brain has been running on autopilot.
Decoded breaks down the subconscious lies shaping your reality and gives you the tools to rewire them. Whether you're stuck in toxic cycles, battling destructive coping mechanisms, or just tired of feeling out of control, this podcast hands you the blueprint to disrupt the patterns, take back your mind, and start living with intention.
Decoded hosts Elisabeth McKay in conversation with Dr. Kelly Brogan, a psychiatrist and author who has become a prominent critic of conventional psychiatry. The episode traces Brogan's personal and professional evolution: from practicing traditional psychiatry and prescribing medication, through questioning the…
Worth it if you're interested in critiques of psychiatric orthodoxy and personal identity narratives, but not if you need evidence-based health guidance or practical frameworks for mental health decisions.
This episode features Elisabeth McKay discussing how parenting decisions shape children's long-term behavioral patterns and assumptions about themselves, relationships, and the world. Rather than pursuing "perfect parenting," McKay emphasizes understanding the relationship between parental input and adult outcomes,…
Worth it if you're a parent seeking to understand how your current parenting shapes your child's adult psychology and want concrete frameworks for accountability, repair, and teaching emotional awareness.
Elisabeth McKay hosts this episode of Decoded exploring the uncomfortable gap between loving your children and actually liking who they're becoming. The core premise frames parenting as an input-output relationship: the household environment—including boundaries, routines, emotional reactions, family dynamics, and…
Worth it if you're a parent questioning your approach and open to reframing discipline and emotional support through a systems-thinking lens, but skeptical of unvetted coaching advice.
Elisabeth McKay examines how sexual desires, fantasies, and attraction patterns are shaped by childhood media exposure, early priming events, and repeated behavioral reinforcement rather than being innate identity markers. The episode challenges the cultural narrative that sexual liberation automatically produces…
Worth it if you're interested in how media and childhood experiences shape adult sexuality and want to reflect on your own patterns, but approach the claims skeptically and seek additional research-backed sources.
