Posts criticizing psychologist and LRT.lt show “Nesuaugę” host D. Ražauskas have spread on the social network “Facebook”.
Popular blogger Lukas Ramonas wrote that the psychologist possibly lacks the competence to host such a show.
“Darius Ražauskas – Krasnodar coach and the most famous Lithuanian psychologist.
Darius Ražauskas says he is one of the most well-known psychologists in Lithuania.
An impressive meteoric success, considering he only finished his master’s in psychology at VU in 2024. Before that, he was a graduate and coach of some Krasnodar higher psychology school. Oh, also a Majapuro bhakti shastri oriental studies buddy – no, I don’t even know what that is.
So what if he only has a master’s, but he consults people, boils bolts, goes on shows and talks like a professor and Majapuro guru in one.
According to Ražauskas:
– Lower-tier women visit dance clubs.
– A man and a woman cannot be friends because they will still end up having sex.
– If your partner is friends with the opposite sex, you need to systematically destroy that friendship. Complain that you feel unsafe and demand meetings only in threes and messaging only in joint chats.
And this is just a tiny tasting of his wisdom.
Ražauskas says he works not as a psychotherapist but as a coach. Very good, because he is not a psychotherapist.
He is a coach. He has not patients but clients, to whom he tells how to live. Then he goes on TV and tells us how to live. Sometimes he relies on serious research, but much more often – on his Krasnodar Majapuro bhakti shastri master’s experience.
Although Ražauskas’s own wife sorts out their relationship through “Instagram” reels, he is better at spotting problems in women who get plastic surgeries,” he wrote.
L. Ramonas’s position was supported by Vilnius council member, politician Dovydas Skarolskis, who said the psychologist won the LRT contest because he had no competition.
“Actually, I will ask the audience a simple thing – this fool ended up at LRT only because he won the contest, as there was no competition.
LRT shows have high-level historians, anthropologists, philosophers, architects, but from the psychologists’ guild somehow came nonsense-singing homunculus from a moonshine apparatus.
In Lukas’s comments, psychologists thank for this post about the guy who engages in psychology butchering and bastardization, so the suggestion is simple – participate in the contest and have an LRT show where you talk about normal psychology, not postmodern Sovietism or my deeply hated popular psychology,” wrote D. Skarolskis.
However, not everyone agreed with the expressed criticism. Opinions in the comments were divided – while some welcomed the discussion started, others supported the psychologist.
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“Finally, someone moved this topic,” a person rejoiced at the start of the discussion.
“Yes! Finally! Yes! He really pollutes the psychologist profession. One of the worse representations,” wrote a “Facebook” user under the criticism.
“How good that finally someone started talking about him, because every time I felt secondhand embarrassment for this psychologist,” wrote another person.
“If as you say ‘you don’t know what that is’ then before writing, learn more, and without knowing such nonsense about anyone, it’s just a usual desire to hurt someone who is more successful,” noted one person.
“I have been to several consultations with Darius Ražauskas – he gave valuable advice and helped strengthen my own relationships. Haters gonna hate, nothing to do,” wrote one woman.
“He says everything correctly. A person of higher morals, not everyone understands,” supported another person.
“I like what he says. And if he helps someone, that’s great,” wrote a commentator.
The portal Žmonės.lt contacted Darius Ražauskas himself. He said he reacts calmly to criticism and does not intend to engage in discussions.
“I look at criticism calmly, analyze and take it into account if it is correct. Everyone has the right to criticize as they want. I have never engaged in discussions about this, those who know me know what I am like. Those who don’t know me, I have no ambition to prove anything if they don’t like me,” said the psychologist.
Contacting LRT Public Relations Department head Augustė Mikulėnaitė, she assured that all “Nesuaugę” shows are reviewed and evaluated according to pre-established standards.
“The podcast “Nesuaugę” broadcast on the LRT.lt portal is a talk format show discussing topics about interpersonal relationships and comparing different opinions and experiences.
The podcast was selected in the LRT.lt program contest, where its idea, format, and potential to attract an audience by discussing relevant topics were evaluated. Along with the show concept, its creators proposed two hosts, allowing a dialogue between two different perspectives to unfold.
As is usual with all LRT content, each episode is reviewed and evaluated according to LRT standards. Audience feedback is also considered, but content decisions are made based on the specific show material and its compliance with editorial standards,” the LRT comment states.
