Diane sits down with Bridget Kelly, LCSW and Sex Positive Mental Health Therapist, for a conversation about how she approaches the topic of sex with clients. Diane and Bridget also explore the idea of pleasure, self-care, as well as how they approach conversations with children about the topic of sex.

Diane sits down with Karen Carnabucci, a licensed clinical social worker who now trains other therapists in alternative approaches to psychotherapy. Karen shares some of these alternative modalities, including psycho-drama and family constellation therapy, and what they can add to the traditional talk-therapy model of healing.

Diane sits down with Mike Shook, a licensed professional counselor, supervisor, and the Director of Clinical Training at Elizabethtown College. They discuss Mike's path to this work, and explore questions around how to find balance and fulfillment as a therapist and as a human.

Diane sits down with Reiki master and teacher Helene Williams to discuss this holistic healing practice, as well as how to bring mindfulness and self-awareness into the role of facilitator.

Diane interviews Maria Lytle, PsyD about her journey to this work, her psychodynamic approach to therapy, and how she finds a sense of belonging.

Our conversation with Julia Veser, LCSW, a somatic psychotherapist and personal trainer working in Lancaster. Julia and Diane talk about attachment, relationships, as well as the barriers that often stand in the way of healing for clients.

In this inaugural episode, Diane and Madeline introduce themselves and talk about what they hope to do with this podcast project.

Intro and Outro song is "Dreaming After Work" by Lukrembo.