A licensed, neurodivergent therapist and her husband sit down to chat about mental health.
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A licensed, neurodivergent therapist and her husband sit down to chat about mental health.
TikTok/Insta/YouTube: @imarriedyourtherapist
Contact: imarriedyourtherapist@gmail.com
Ash’s Insta: @therapywith_ash
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Ok, it might not make you trans, but your therapist and I really love the transgender community. I sit down and ask her what it means to be a trans affirming therapist and how the rest of us can support these beautiful humans.
I sit down with your therapist to learn more about the dreaded "first session" - what happens when you sit down for counseling for the first time. We cover what to expect, how to know that you and your counselor are going to work well together, and how the first session is critical to establishing your relationship.
And no, your first session will not fix all of your problems. But the first step in a journey is often the hardest - congrats on making it this far!
CW: Discussion of suicidal ideation being brought up in session
I married your therapist. I have ADHD. We sit down to talk through what having ADHD is like. Between being married to me and also specializing in neurodiversity, your therapist is a bit of an expert. Check it out!
Ok, it might not make you gay, but your therapist is a part of the LGBTQ+ community. She sits down with her husband to chat about what therapy looks like for clients who don't quite fit into a heteronormative world. Come celebrate the community with us!
Price and your therapist navigate the topic of autism. They discuss what autism is, what some autistic traits are, and how we should celebrate neurodiversity.
(BTW, your therapist actually is autistic, so we know a bit about neuro-spiciness around here.)
Price is feeling a little frustrated with how frequently words like trauma, cope, and trigger are seemingly thrown around. How can someone say they have experienced trauma if they have never seen war or violence? Your therapist breaks it down.
Your therapist tells us what it takes to actually become a therapist. It is a lot of work!