In this episode of Friends with (therapy) Benefits, we’re diving into the tricky balance of being both a therapist and a friend. Ever wondered what it’s like when your friends expect therapist-level advice, or when you’re the one trying to be both supportive and set boundaries? Elizabeth Carr, Michigan Licensed Professional Counselor and Approved Clinical Supervisor, shares her personal experiences as the "therapist friend" in her group, how she navigates the complications, and why it’s important to recognize when you need support too.

We’ll talk about the difference between being a good friend and knowing when it’s time to encourage professional help—and when you, as the "therapist friend," need your own space to vent. Plus, if you're feeling overwhelmed or stuck and want to explore therapy for yourself, Elizabeth’s Michigan-based private practice has openings for new clients. To learn more, visit elizabethcarrlpc.com.

Tune in and let’s learn, laugh, and grow together!

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