Sara Dimerman, Psychologist and Author of parenting and relationship books, interviews guests with expertise on a variety of relevant topics, to share what they know with you.
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness
Tags: advice, Children, expert, family, parenting, sex, therapist
There is a wealth of wisdom amongst my therapist colleagues about the very fact that we are all indeed, human. The Therapists as Humans podcast is all about providing a space to have thought provoking conversations so that we can understand, support and develop our humanity, within our professional and personal lives.
Categories: Arts
Tags: personal development, Professional, professional development, psychologist, self care, therapist
Take Each Moment Podcast, hosted by Tatianna Mott, is meant to inspire listeners to do just that — take each moment and live each moment. Each weekly theme of music, testimonies, and guided meditations remind listeners that we are all in this together. Anything that you’re going through, we hope you are able to connect with someone featured in our podcast who has gone through a similar moment and has successfully moved on to the next. We encourage you all to give peace, share love, and enjoy the happiness.
Categories: Health & Fitness, Music
Tags: africanamerican, anxiety, blackgirl, blackmen, blackwomen, depression, grief, guidedmeditation, heal, IndependentMusic, inspiration, inspirational, love, meditation, mentalhealth, Motivation, Motivational, music, peopleofcolor, positiveaffirmation, Psychology, purpose, r&b, selfhelp, selflove, spirituality, takeeachmoment, therapist, therapy, Wisdom
Tune in to “What Are You Talking About?” as real-life besties, Todd and Ben, navigate the heartfelt and humorous themes that frequently surface in their personal therapy sessions. From coming out, romantic relationships, and confronting family traumas to chats about sex, fantasies, ex-partners, and so much more, nothing’s off the table. After all, unpacking and normalizing therapy is relatable and infinitely more engaging when done with a friend by your side.
Categories: Society & Culture
Tags: relationshipadvice, sex, sexandrelationshipadvice, sexandrelationships, sextherapy, therapist, therapy
Soul + Practice: Raw Conversations, Real Practices, is hosted by Kathy Escobar and Phyllis Mathis. It’s centered on raw conversations about our crazy world, and real practices that keep us grounded deep in our souls. Kathy Escobar and Phyllis Mathis write, speak, pastor, and counsel, and are dedicated to creating spaces that foster healing and change. Keep listening to your soul. Keep practicing.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: Deconstruction, Healing, healthy relationships, soul, spiritual trauma, spirituality, therapist
This Too Shall Last features author and therapist K.J. Ramsey (MA, LPC, NCC) and interview guests as they have frank, honest conversations about the hard things in our lives. Glimpse the sacred space of guests’ real-life stories and how they are continuing to find grace in suffering—including ongoing mental health issues, trauma and abuse, addiction, chronic illness and chronic pain, grief, loss, and spiritual questioning. Listen in as KJ integrates theology with the field of interpersonal neurobiology, drawing from the work of Curt Thompson and Dan Siegel, to inspire you to engage your body, story, and relationships as places God is still present. Stories that include suffering are worth telling and worth living, and this podcast will help spark curiosity and courage to live like that’s true. KJ’s book, This Too Shall Last: Finding Grace When Suffering Lingers releases May 12, 2020 with Zondervan. Preorder at kjramsey.com/book
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: addiction, author, chronicillness, chronicpain, grace, grief, interpersonalneurobiology, loss, mentalhealthissues, reallifestories, spiritualquestioning, therapist, thistooshalllastfindgracewhensufferinglingers, trauma, zondervan
Welcome to the All About Kids Podcast brought to you by All About Kids (@aaakcares), the leading provider of children’s therapeutic and educational services in New York. This podcast will dive deep into discussions on children’s developmental needs and the stories of parents and other adults who have dealt with developmental disorders. Each conversation on this show is an extension of our mission: to create a world where all children have access to intervention allowing them to live a full and rich life without restriction, where parents have access to the information and training they need to support their child’s therapy and special education needs, and where disabilities, therapy, and special education can be openly discussed without stigma.
Categories: Education, Kids & Family, Society & Culture
Tags: autism, autistic, Children, developmental disorders, family friendly, Kids, learning, occupational therapy, parenting, parents, physical therapy, speech and language, speech language pathologist, Speech Language Pathology, speech therapists, speech therapy, teletherapy, therapist, therapy, therapy tips
Verywell Mind, one of the largest mental health sites in the world, shares strategies for building mental strength. On Mondays, we interview authors, experts, entrepreneurs, athletes, musicians, and other mentally strong people who explain the strategies they use to build mental muscle. Every Friday, we share a quick exercise that will help you build mental strength.
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness
Tags: amy morin, anxiety, depression, mental strength, mental toughness, mental-health, mentally strong, mindset, therapist
This podcast is a collection of interviews and conversations from the field of massage therapy. Guests include successful bodyworkers, business owners, teachers. The goal is to create a forum to discuss best practices and share meaningful experiences. The subject matter ranges from table etiquette to the future of massage therapy. Its a place for bodyworkers to come together, ask questions, and participate in the progression of the industry.
Categories: Education
Tags: bodywork, health, holistic, massage, massage student, massage therapist, massage therapy, therapist
Our biggest lessons in life come from imperfect moments. That is why “well, not perfect” is an honest yet encouraging phrase often heard inside Audrey Grunst’s therapy practice, Simply Bee. Everyday we face messy, difficult and real life problems and striving for growth rather than perfection is the healthiest mindset to have. On this podcast, you will hear experts share their personal and professional experiences that aim to inspire and humble listeners to examine their own mindset through a therapeutic lens that only a mental health expert can offer. Join us and learn how our guests are breaking stigmas, raising awareness, providing support—and overall taking action to make this world a more mental health inclusive place, despite the process being…well, not perfect.
Categories: Health & Fitness
Tags: entrepreneur, female, lifestyle, mentalhealth, motivationalspeaker, Perfectionism, positivity, selfcare, therapist, wellness
“Hey Man, I’ve Heard You Sold Your Dreams” is a collection of literary works by Benjamin G. Dubel. It is a treasure trove of poems that reaches deep into the mind and soul of youth with all its innocence and infinite wisdom. The author was but 17 years old when most of these were composed, yet they reflect a depth and maturity of someone who has experienced so much more in such a short time. His observations and thoughts of life, as well as various events he witnesses during this tumultuous time of development, are warm and heartfelt. The poems unleash an unbridled spirit and raw honesty of emotion as the author takes us on a journey throughout the ebbs and flows of his life. The struggles and grace of transcending into adulthood lie tenderly within the phrases of passion, pain, joy and confusion. He manages to collect and articulately document his thoughts and feelings on many facets of life. He captures the essence of the moment and writes with such clarity that is becomes easy to share in the experience. From heartache to heartbreak, disappointment to elation, each poem is chock full of some pivotal point in a youth’s life. The poem written in response to the Columbine massacre for example, shares a message of disdain and disappointment for such a heinous act. He calls out the vigilantes’ “one-way ticketed suicidal mission” and the sadness and memories left behind. In the poem entitled “Dreams”, his inspirational thoughts state “Life isn’t as hard as you think it seems, it’s always easier to look back and laugh” and in another segment “It’s a shame you had to go and let the best years of your life get you down”. Despite various components of challenge and adversity, the author somehow manages to find a positive spin of hope and revelation. This is a tribute to youth, both young and old and serves as testament that life is not easy, nor is it intended to be, but shows that in the end, you will be much richer for having lived through the experiences. Here are two examples from the collection of 130 poems: Poem 1 There are times I find myself sitting here wondering, if I ever see you again someday, could you forgive me? Even though it seems like you are so far away these days I look back now just to see I’ve been left behind … and if I could ever stand back up after falling down I know things would be different this time around. Well, I guess this is where I stand now before you forever guilty as sin, for everything I’ve done. But what difference does that make now anymore there’s a part of me that’s dead inside … knowing only memories, my mind keeps going blank as the thoughts of you wash away this time around. 2004 Poem 2 * “Dreams” Hey man … I hear you sold your dreams. Why did you run down the wrong path? Life isn’t as hard as you think it seems, it’s always easier to look back and laugh. Are you mad ‘cuz there’s no one to blame? Were you hoping that we would listen? I’m sorry that this happened, it’s a shame. There’s a way out but something is missin’. Hey man … I tried to tell you but you were always never around. It’s a shame you had to go and let the best years of your life get you down. So look at you now, is this where you stand? Why do you keep your mind in prison? You had so much going for you as a man but it looks like you have lost your vision. Hey man … you know I cried for you but no one ever seemed to care. Nothing anyone can say will correct the past, so I just hope you’ve found your way there.
Categories: Arts
Tags: Ben, bengee, benjamin, bipolar, columbine, counseling, counselor, depressed, depression, devotion, dubel, dubell, g, guitar, high, infatuation, love, Lovesick, lyrics, manic, Massacre, music, relationships, Response, romance, school, shootings, student, teacher, teen, teenage, teenager, therapist, therapy, to
The Audacious Black Girl podcast is your spot for empowering conversations around mental health, healing, self-care, personal development, and more for visionary black women with your host by Amanda L. Paul, a psychotherapist. We get vulnerable and real here because that inner work can be a little messy, but, in the wise words of Ms. Lauren Hill, “how you gon’ win if you ain’t right within?” Amanda is your guide and mentor on your journey, helping you get right within so you can show up and out in the world.
Follow Amanda @audaciousblackgirl https://www.instagram.com/audaciousblackgirl/New Episode every other Wednesday!
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness
Tags: Black women, mental-health, personal development, self care, self-love, therapist
The Mental Health Today Show encourages and inspires people to work on their mental health. John Cordray is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Board-Certified counselor, and the host of the Mental Health Today Show, and one of the leading voices of emotionally healthy living. John talks about anxiety, anger, marriage, lifestyle, depression, and more. Listen as John talks about how to keep calm from the stress of life. Disclaimer: The Mental Health Today Show is for educational purposes only and should not be interpreted as therapy. If you are seeking therapy, please contact a licensed therapist for help. www.mentalhealthtodayshow.com
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture
Tags: anxiety, depression, john cordray, mental health podcast, mental-health, therapist, therapy
Ruby and Riv are two women shining some light in this crazy world. They have deep discussions about all the crazy things life shoves at them and work through it as a team. When you can’t afford a therapist, sometimes the next best thing is your best friend!
Categories: Arts, Health & Fitness
Tags: empowerment, mentalhealth, photography, short, therapist, therapy, women
Celeste The Therapist is a weekly conversation with licensed mental health clinician, Celeste Viciere, and special guests who are making a positive impact in the lives of others. With a dedicated focus on the black community, this podcast aims to help listeners shift their mindset and break free from negative cycles. Celeste’s goal is to provide hope and inspire individuals to never give up on themselves or their future. If you’re feeling lost or stuck in life, this podcast is the perfect resource for you. Additionally, once a month, Celeste teams up with executive coach Jeff Rogers to answer your relationship questions and provide valuable insights.
Categories: Health & Fitness, Society & Culture
Tags: #blackgirls, bipolar, depression, Healing, lifestressors, mentalhealth, substanceabuse, suicideprevention, therapist, therapy, wellness
Movement intervention specialists Karin Pleasant, psychotherapist, dance/movement therapist with Muse Creative Arts Therapy, and Gloria Doran Murray, Human Development specialist and creator of the Hansi Inner Child Workshop, combining yoga, meditation and dance, discuss destigmatizing mental healthcare and ways to manage everyday mental health issues.
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness
Tags: anxiety, community, depression, health, mental, Psychology, psychotherapy, stigma, stress, support, therapist, therapy
When OCD anxiety lives in the shadows and is hidden from everyone except those that have it and the ones that love and support them.
Categories: Health & Fitness, Kids & Family
Tags: act, anxiety, anxietyrelease, doihaveocd, erptherapy, exposureresponsepreventiontherapy, iamsoocd, obsessivecompulsivedisorder, ocd, ocdrecovery, ocdtreatments, stress, therapist, therapy, whatisobsessivecompulsivedisorder, whatisocd
This podcast is for prelicensed and newly licensed mental health professionals who have so many questions about starting their therapy career. As you submit your questions, I will do my best to find the right people to answer them. I want you to have a tailor-made experience through this podcast and through the website. My hope is that every episode and every answer will get you motivated for action and doing what you love!
Categories: Business, Education
Tags: entrepreneur, mentalhealth, privatepractice, therapist, therapy
“Coming Into Focus” is a mental health podcast, hosted by Jay Wick, licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. This podcast aims to share inspiring stories of individuals who have faced significant life challenges and celebrates the resiliency we all are capable of. Episodes also feature interesting topics in the field of mental health, told by other therapists, coaches, shaman, gurus and those with an overall purpose to facilitate change and healing. www.comingintofocus.org
Categories: Education, Health & Fitness, Society & Culture
Tags: change, Healing, inspiration, mental-health, Recovery, resiliency, Sobriety, substance abuse, therapist, therapy
We are Dr. Melissa Tiessen and Dr. Karen Dyck of Intentional Therapist. As mental health clinicians we all know that self-care is important. We talk with our clients about it ALL.THE.TIME and yet, ironically, we often struggle with it ourselves! Even worse, we tend to do this in silence, because, who wants to let any of our colleagues know that we might be struggling with our own self-care? After all, aren’t we supposed to be the experts in this?!
Here’s the thing: There are unique factors (about our training, our work, and our gender socialization) that contribute to the very real and normal struggle that we, especially as female mental health clinicians, have when it comes to our own self-care. The good news is that together we can lessen the struggle but only if we’re willing to break the silence.
We hope that through our down-to-earth discussions with other like-minded female mental health clinicians you will find the courage to elevate your own self-care, and move from simply surviving to truly thriving. Because, in the end, taking care of ourselves is not only how we best take care of our clients, but it’s also how we create the kind of life from which we don’t need to escape. (We know, intriguing concept!)
To learn more about Intentional Therapist and our 4 C’s model of self-care – Connection, Compassion, Courage, and Creativity – visit us at: www.intentionaltherapist.ca
Categories: Education
Tags: burnout, clinician, female, mental-health, psychologist, self care, struggle, therapist, thrive