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What happens when artificial intelligence enters the therapy room—both with clinicians and clients?
Ann Dypiangco, LCSW, is a therapist in private practice and co-creator of Therapist Brief, a newsletter for therapists navigating tech, research, and the changing landscape of mental health care. She also works at the intersection of clinical practice and emerging technology in her roles at Blueprint.ai and Mental Health Match.
From AI-generated therapy notes to clients turning to chatbots for emotional support, we explore what’s changing, what’s concerning, and where there’s actually opportunity.
Ann's Resources:
Podcast Resources
Website: https://www.brittaniprocknow.com/
IG: https://www.instagram.com/brittani_procknow
Intimacy Workbook: https://howtorelate.kit.com/b956780219
Newsletter: https://howtorelate.kit.com/e9f87bb2dc
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What if you stopped trying to make the perfect decision—and instead focused on making the best bet?
In this episode, Brittani sits down with Daniel to explore how poker strategy—especially ideas from Thinking in Bets—can transform the way we think about relationships, career choices, and everyday decision-making.
They break down concepts like probability thinking, emotional regulation, and “playing the long game,” and apply them to real-life scenarios like dating burnout, job searching, and running a business.
If you’ve ever spiraled after a “bad outcome” or questioned your choices, this episode will help you zoom out, rethink control, and make more grounded, confident decisions.
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Website: https://www.brittaniprocknow.com/
IG: https://www.instagram.com/brittani_procknow
Intimacy Workbook: https://howtorelate.kit.com/b956780219
Newsletter: https://howtorelate.kit.com/e9f87bb2dc
Daniel's Substack The Disrupted Therapist:
In this episode, we’re diving into modern dating—offline and online—from being pitched at a live singles event to unpacking the realities of situationships, emotional availability, and what it really means when someone says they “don’t know what they want.”
Key Takeaways:
Podcast Resources
Website: https://www.brittaniprocknow.com/
IG: https://www.instagram.com/brittani_procknow
Intimacy Workbook: https://howtorelate.kit.com/b956780219
Newsletter: https://howtorelate.kit.com/e9f87bb2dc
Support the show and drink coffee! Proud to have Larry's Coffee as a show sponsor. Keep caffeinated with quality coffee. https://larryscoffee.com/relate
If you feel like you’re having the same argument over and over again—this episode is for you.
In this solo episode, we'll break down the hidden dynamics driving conflict in relationships, including core negative images, pursuer-withdrawer patterns, and the vulnerability underneath reactivity.
You’ll learn how to understand your conflict cycle, take ownership without defensiveness, and repair in a way that actually creates connection.
Brittani's Resources
Website: https://www.brittaniprocknow.com/
IG: https://www.instagram.com/brittani_procknow
Intimacy Workbook: https://howtorelate.kit.com/b956780219
Newsletter: https://howtorelate.kit.com/e9f87bb2dc
Support the show and drink coffee! Proud to have Larry's Coffee as a show sponsor. Keep caffeinated with quality coffee. https://larryscoffee.com/relate
What is imposter syndrome, and why do so many successful people still feel like they don’t belong?
In this episode of How to Relate, Brittani and Drew explore the psychology of imposter syndrome, including the fear of being “found out,” chronic self-doubt, and the pressure to prove ourselves in work, dating, and relationships.
Unpack how imposter syndrome shows up in everyday life—from dating anxiety and people-pleasing to parenting pressure and professional perfectionism—and discuss practical ways to challenge the inner critic and build self-trust.
You'll Learn:
What imposter syndrome actually is
The fear of being “found out” as a fraud
How imposter syndrome develops
Perfectionism, comparison, and performance pressure
How imposter syndrome shows up in dating and relationships
The connection between embarrassment and shame
Imposter syndrome in careers and parenting
Practical ways to challenge self-doubt and build self-trust
Support the show and drink coffee! Proud to have Larry's Coffee as a show sponsor. Keep caffeinated with quality coffee. https://larryscoffee.com/relate
Brittani's Resources
Website: https://www.brittaniprocknow.com/
IG: https://www.instagram.com/brittani_procknow
Intimacy Workbook: https://howtorelate.kit.com/b956780219
Newsletter: https://relate-co.kit.com/e9f87bb2dc
What if the key to better decisions—in your life, relationships, and business—wasn’t more intuition, but better data?
In this episode, Brittani sits down with therapist Everett Uhl to explore how data-driven decision making can transform the way we approach our careers, personal habits, and even emotional awareness. They dive into the hidden problems with many therapy trainings, the pressure therapists feel to constantly “level up,” and why tracking the right metrics might matter more than adding another certification.
From sleep scores and protein intake to client referrals and lifetime customer value, this conversation explores how information—not impulse—can help you build a more sustainable and aligned life.
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by self-improvement culture or unsure how to make clearer decisions in your work or relationships, this episode offers a refreshing framework: use your feelings as data, not directives.
Everett's Training
Work with Everett: https://www.everettuhltherapy.com/
Brittani's Resources
Work with me: https://www.brittaniprocknow.com/
Intimacy Workbook: https://howtorelate.kit.com/b956780219
Newsletter: https://relate-co.kit.com/e9f87bb2dc
In this episode of How to Relate, therapist Bianca Hughes joins Brittani to explore the exhausting cycle of perfectionism, the pressure to meet others’ expectations, and what it truly means to live in alignment with your authentic self. Bianca shares her personal journey—including selling her home and taking a global sabbatical—to illustrate how reconnecting with your true identity can create freedom, trust, and joy.
You'll understand how perfectionism develops, why authenticity is often suppressed, and how small mindset shifts can help you reconnect with who you really are. If you’ve ever felt stuck trying to be “enough,” this conversation will help you rethink success, identity, and what it means to live authentically.
In This Episode We Cover
Why perfectionism often develops in high achievers
The hidden cost of living by others’ expectations
What authenticity actually means (beyond the buzzword)
How Bianca’s sabbatical changed her relationship with work, identity, and consumerism
Why trusting yourself is the foundation of confidence
How to create your own version of a “sabbatical” without quitting your life
Why living authentically benefits everyone around you
Bianca's Resources:
Website: https://www.authenticallybeyou.com/
IG: https://www.instagram.com/authenticallybeyou
Brittani's Resources
Weekly Newsletter: https://relate-co.kit.com/e9f87bb2dc
Work together: https://www.brittaniprocknow.com/
IG: https://www.instagram.com/brittani_procknow
Intimacy Workbook: https://howtorelate.kit.com/b956780219
It's a solo episode! Together we'll explore how shame quietly shapes our reactions, conflict patterns, and intimacy. Drawing from the work of Brené Brown, Joseph Burgo, and John Gottman, she breaks down the four “buckets” of shame, how shame turns into defensiveness, and why we project our internal stories onto the people we love most.
You’ll learn how to move from reaction to responsibility — and how real intimacy begins when you stop delegating your self-worth to someone else.
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Brittani's Resources
Work with me: https://www.brittaniprocknow.com/
IG: https://www.instagram.com/brittani_procknow
Intimacy Workbook: https://howtorelate.kit.com/b956780219
How does attachment with our peers impact our attachment as adults? Drew and Brittani are discussing attachment beyond styles. Key takeaways"
-Attachment on the relational spectrums of teens and adults
-Social media's impact on teen attachment
-Peter Pan syndrome in modern society
-The Wendy Dilemma
-Balancing freedom and responsibility in adulthood
How does trauma impact our relationships and how do we heal trauma in our relationships? Brittany Wyche, PhD LCHMC, therapist, professor, and educator discusses the concept of trauma from a response-based perspective, the importance of understanding trauma within relational and systemic contexts, and how play and creativity can enhance trauma recovery. You'll gain insights into the trauma healing process, the interplay of dating and trauma, and the importance of self-connection in relationships. Plus Brittany talks about the tv show Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and the complex dating dynamics. Enjoy!
Brittany Wyche
Website: https://www.salembloom.com/about
A Lot More Nuanced: https://www.patreon.com/cw/alotmorenuancedpodcast/posts
Brittani's Resources:
Website: https://www.brittaniprocknow.com/
IG: https://www.instagram.com/brittani_procknow
Intimacy Workbook: https://relate-co.kit.com/b956780219
Newsletter: https://relate-co.kit.com/e9f87bb2dc
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