Elly Hanson

Elly Hanson, an independent clinical psychologist and researcher, dives into the intersection of psychology and societal challenges, focusing on trauma, childhood abuse, and the climate crisis. She discusses eco-anxiety faced by young people and the need for hope amidst despair. Elly challenges dominant cultural narratives around death and values, advocating for community-oriented perspectives over individualistic ones. She emphasizes the importance of understanding our core values and empowers youth to engage in meaningful conversations about their identities and beliefs.

Elly Hanson, a clinical psychologist who advised the John Smyth review, explains how evangelical culture can enable abuse. She outlines how hierarchies, patriarchy, loyalty and grooming create vulnerability. Short, sharp takes on boarding-school pipelines, spiritual manipulation, and whether conservative communities can reform without losing convictions.

Dr. Ian Kinane, an expert editor in James Bond studies, joins Dr. Kathy Weston, founder of an educational organization, and Dr. Elly Hanson, a professional focused on social issues. They discuss how James Bond can serve as a vehicle for conversations about masculinity, misogyny, and societal values. The group dives into Bond's complex identity as a symbol of outdated masculinity, explores evolving portrayals in film, and critiques gender representations. They advocate for using Bond's stories to foster meaningful discussions about gender norms with young audiences.