My Therapist Thinks You're Crazy

The girls are giving a quick announcement about the status of the podcast during the social isolation period.

It's hard to maintain your authenticity at all times. Morgan, Emily, and Julie talk about their own struggles with being authentic, and how they've worked to be more comfortable with themselves.

Social Isolation is cool! The girls are giving their best recommendations for how to stay safe and healthy mentally, physically, and emotionally during this time of uncertainty. Follow along while you practice distancing from others, so we can help "flatten the curve"!

Let's talk about living through loneliness. We all experience it at some point, and Morgan, Emily, and Julie explore ways to help deal with the feeling. They also share stories about friendships in college, sorority rush, and moving to a new city!

Oh boy! We all know about the "Post College Limbo". That awkward time in your 20's when you aren't quite a full adult, but still need your independence. The girls chat about grad school, being unsure of yourself, and how to cope with your mental health in this transition time!

Body Image can be a touchy subject, but it's really important to dive deeper into how our feelings about our body reflect our mental state. Morgan, Emily, and Julie discuss how societal norms shape our perceptions, how to appreciate the way we look, and suggest resources to help support your mental health.

This week, Morgan, Emily, and Julie are talking about online dating. They discuss some of their most memorable moments on dating apps, some rather questionable first dates, and ways to keep yourself safe, while in the dating world!

In this weeks episode, your favorite three psychology grad students are talking about 'cuffing season' from both a single, and taken perspective. Listen for some laughs, interesting date stories, and talk about their New Jersey rivalries!

WELCOME TO MY THERAPIST THINKS YOU'RE CRAZY! The podcast is hosted by three psychology graduate students who discuss mental health, and being 20-somethings in this day and age!