In this episode, Julie explores her thoughts on Abigail Schreier's book "Bad Therapy," highlighting its controversial points, research discrepancies, and clinical implications. She shares her perspective as a mental health professional and critiques the book’s approach to therapy and child mental health.

https://thecassandracomplex.substack.com/p/bad-journalism

Julie and Wilson discuss the importance of gratitude and thankfulness, especially when the receiver of such doesn't always respond in kind.

Julie and Wilson have a great time reminiscing about 1976, the prices of things, famous movies and songs! Walk memory lane with us!

In this episode, we explore the profound question God asks in Genesis 3: 'Where are you?' and how it relates to our self-awareness, honesty, and spiritual journey. Join us as we delve into biblical stories, maps, GPS, and personal reflections to understand where we are and where we need to go.

In this episode, Julie and Wilson explore the differences between grief and trauma, how they impact us, and ways to process and heal from emotional wounds. They emphasize the importance of understanding these concepts and offer practical advice for supporting those who are hurting.

Julie and Wilson are celebrating their 35th wedding anniversary with their audience, reminiscing from the beginning to where they are now. 

Julie and Wilson talk about this concept of performance for all the wrong reasons. Many people spend their lives making sure the people outside of them are happy with the expectations whether it is work or church or family.

Julie and Wilson bring together their interpretation of an article called Therapy Nation by Jonathan Alpert. Seeing it as an excellent review of our current therapy culture, they also admonish those who use articles like this as a tool to propagate their own agendas and narratives.

Join Julie Adams as she interviews her brother-in-law Martin Adams about his Appalachian Trail hike, trail life, wildlife encounters, and the meaningful lessons learned along the way. Discover insights into hiking, safety, trail community, and the spiritual reflections that come from long-distance outdoor adventures. 

Also included is the for whom he was hiking; his sister-in-law Julia, who is battling Multiple Sclerosis. Below is a link where you can donate to this society in honor of warriors like Julia.

https://www.nationalmssociety.org/how-you-can-help/ways-to-give/tough-like-her/?utm_source=sc&utm_medium=semg&utm_campaign=drefy26_aab_brand_tough&referrer=sc-drefy26-aab-brand-tough-semg&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=21521416492&gbraid=0AAAAA95NLvCYuw9d2k4B1uTT_OSVJT47Y&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI97yanuLFlAMV7kd_AB2F0TZWEAAYASAAEgIMXfD_BwE

Julie and Wilson discuss an important, and sometimes a controversial and misunderstood topic. Respect. In some marriages, it can become a "command and demand" husband/wife relationship. 

If the respect is done out of fear, than it's not respect, it's compliance