Mike and Hanifa are joined by Naomi Effort, LCPC. In this episode they talk about suicide. They discuss suicide prevention month, statistics and the difficulties people face in life.

Mike and Hanifa are joined by David Barecki, Psy.D. They talk about what people-pleasing is, where it comes from and ways to work on this trait. They reflect on their own experiences with people-pleasing.

Hanifa is joined by Naomi Effort, LCPC. In this episode they talk about resentment. They describe this feeling, what it means and how it shows up in therapy clients.

Mike and Hanifa are joined by a special guest. In this episode, they talk about autism spectrum disorder. They reflect on its definition, the stigma and their experiences.

Mike and Hanifa are joined by Brian Gold, LCSW for the final part of their loyalty series. They reflect on their personal experiences with loyalty and address the disconnect that exists in work and relationships.

In this week's episode, Mike and Hanifa are joined by Brian Gold, LCSW. In this two part series, they discuss the topic of loyalty. They talk about what it means to be loyal, trends and conflicts with this trait in this day and age.

Mike and Hanifa are joined by special guest, Brett Clark, JD and Catherine Fairfield, LCPC. In this episode they discuss the facets of estate planning. They talk about their own experiences with estate planning and the complexities of the law and legal system.

Mike and Hanifa are joined by Naomi Effort, LCPC. They discuss the topic of shame and how it shows up in various ways throughout life. They talk about the types of shame and ways to work through this feeling.

Mike and Hanifa are joined by Naomi Effort, LCPC. In this episode, Naomi sheds light on the shortcomings of treatment centers in the Chicagoland area. They explore the complexities of these programs, the broader implications of their failures, and the factors that ultimately led to their closure.

In this episode, Mike and Hanifa discuss consideration in relationships. They talk about what it means, its significance, and why it is valuable.