Today Grace does a deep dive on the disorder misophonia. She explored the neurological origin, the mental health impacts, the lived experience, the effects on relationships, and treatment.

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This episode explores the complex emotions of guilt and shame faced by parents raising children with disabilities. It offers compassionate insights into acknowledging these feelings, understanding societal influences, and finding community support.

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In this insightful episode, therapist Oona Metz shares her expertise on navigating divorce, especially focusing on its impact on children. She discusses the importance of support groups, 5 stages of divorce grief, the emotional roller coaster, and practical advice for parents to support their kids through this challenging transition. She talks about how more recent research shows that divorce isn't bad for kids, conflict is. She talks about how to go through a divorce without crippling guilt as well as supporting emotional resilience in kids during divorce.

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Grace Bithell shares the glamorous and unglamorous realities of being a therapist, from meaningful work and flexible outfits to challenging licensing and supervision systems.

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Grace shares her personal journey overcoming driving-related OCD, highlighting the importance of understanding OCD, exposure therapy, and valuing independence.

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In this episode, we’re having an honest and compassionate conversation with Grace's actual doula who attended her birth about birth that doesn’t go according to plan. So many women walk away from their birth experience carrying guilt, shame, or a deep sense that their body “failed.” But the truth is—birth is complex, unpredictable, and influenced by so many factors outside of your control.

We explore why this narrative of failure is so common, how societal expectations and messaging around “ideal births” contribute to it, and what it looks like to reframe your experience with compassion instead of self-blame. Whether your birth involved complications, interventions, trauma, or simply didn’t match what you hoped for—this episode is here to remind you: you did not fail.

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In this episode, we’re challenging the idea that being a “picky eater” is something to feel embarrassed about. So many of us have internalized the belief that our food preferences say something negative about us—that we’re difficult, immature, or high-maintenance. But what if that’s not true?

We explore how food has become tied to social approval, how judgment around eating habits can quietly harm our relationship with food (and each other), and why it’s okay—actually healthy—to prioritize enjoyment over expectations. This conversation is about reclaiming autonomy, reducing shame, and creating a more compassionate, flexible approach to eating.

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Men feel guilty about a lot. They feel guilty about the amount of money they make, their height, and their career progression. We all know women feel bad but men hide it better. If you've ever wondered about dude guilt this is the place to come.

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Have you ever felt like screen time is taking over your life? Then did you spiral about how awful you feel that you're letting it? In this Episode Grace breaks down why we feel so much guilt about screen time. She discusses how to make screen time values aligned instead of just "less" and how find balance in screen time instead of shame.

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Grace Bithell, a therapist, analyzes the portrayal of abusive relationships in popular media like 'A Court of Thorns and Roses' and 'Bridgerton'. She explores character development, trauma, power dynamics, and the complexity of women's identities.

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