Break ups are hard and often, not friendly. Sometimes things are left behind, you want them back, and they don't want to give it back. When those items are of a personal or intimate nature, what do you do? So let's talk about it, because this happens a lot more than you think. 

3:20 - The "Tape" 

6:22 - Another "Tape", but its worse.

8:30 - BONUS - Dogs in mediation. 

17 year old individuals are a unique demographic. Not quite children, not quite teens, but also definitely not adults. They are a transitional group getting ready for a bigger world, but still shackled by the confines of not being "of legal age." So let's talk about this group, and how to navigate their journey and what they are trying to sort through.

4:00 - 17 year old boys

8:00 - 17 year old girls

Therapy is intense, and dealing with the volatility of the mind means some scary things will walk through the door. So here are some stories of those scary situations.

1:25 - Schizophrenic Crush

7:40 - In the Center Of a Shootout

11:16 - Moments That Make You Say "Run"

16:13 - Nuh Uh Mr. Carlos

Santeria is a religious - or spiritual - belief system that is present in several communities and cultures. And when it intersects with therapy, it makes for some interesting questions. So let's talk about it.

Here comes another episode centered around an episode of the Simpsons. It centers on Homer giving a gift that was more about him than about Marge

But the self serving gift is a tricky, very problematic behavior, because it disguises itself as kindness. So let's talk about it, and see what goes behind it.

Therapy is treated differently than other professions. The immediacy, the demands, the fix it mentality. So, can you actually make a therapist work with you? It's not as straightforward as you want it to.

Let's just answer it flatly....no.

Wanting to do things the nice way. Worrying about not being friends afterwards. Such concerns lead people to make situations worse when trying to get them better. So, how does one accept being a good person when you can't be nice?

Love bombing is a veiled, problematic method used in relationships to coerce partners into a false sense of connection. But how does one tell the difference between genuine affection, and manipulative affection? Let's talk about it.