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This is a really great question and answer episode. If you hear some crickets chirping in the background, that is because it’s hot as balls outside, even at 11pm and there was no way I was about to record with the window closed.
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Hello, friends! This is an awesome Q&A episode where I take three great listener questions and try my best to offer some helpful advice. These cover a range of topics including bringing your parents into therapy, recalling trauma, and overcoming an affair.
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Hello, friends! In this Q&A episode, I take three awesome questions that listeners sent in and try my best to give some helpful advice. These cover a range of topics including health anxiety, PTSD in literature, and coping with a sexless marriage.
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Hey, everyone!
This episode is missing some of the normal bells and whistles that you are used to. No intro music. No disclaimers or fancy editing. I am currently out of town and my remote desktop failed me, so I don’t have access to my normal episode template.
In this episode, I take one really good listener question about whether it’s strange to feel upset about their counselor dying and what they can do about comparing future counselors to their last one, since it was a good experience for them.
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This is a question and answer episode that I outlined during jury duty this week. Spending hours locked in a room with other potential jurors sure does wonders for your productivity. I’m thinking of scheduling a jury duty session in each week!