Therapists Say

In this episode, Mel and Berry explore the complexities of relationships, marriage, and divorce across generations. They discuss theories on why millennials are getting divorced less, the impact of communication, delayed marriage, and the evolving nature of love and attachment.

In this episode, Mel and Berry explore the complexities of online dating, misandry, and societal perceptions. They share personal experiences, survey insights, and discuss the impact of social dynamics on dating success.

In this episode, Mel, Liz, and Berry explore the rising tide of misogyny and misandry, the impact of social media, and the cultural shifts influencing gender relations. They discuss recent controversial media, generational differences, and ways to foster understanding and connection.

This week, Mel, Liz, Sabrina, and Berry kick things off with Shrink Wrap, diving into the true-crime cases everyone has an opinion about (Casey Anthony and Lindsay Clancy). We unpack how mental illness, public perception, and the stories we hear can shape the way we judge responsibility, behavior, and guilt.

From there, the conversation somehow makes its way into the messy reality of relationships: codependency, fighting, parenting, and the ways we cope when things get tense. We talk about using humor during conflict and then Mel reveals her latest coping mechanism: turning actual arguments into songs.

In this episode of Therapists Say, Liz, Mel, and Berry explore the complicated intersection of mental illness and criminal responsibility. From psychosis and postpartum mental health to high-profile criminal cases, they break down how mental health can impact judgment, behavior, and ultimately, accountability.

In this episode of Therapists Say Mel, Liz and Berry explore the complex topic of people pleasing, boundaries, and how cultural and personal factors influence these behaviors. They share personal stories, therapy insights, and practical advice for setting healthy boundaries.

In this episode of Therapists Say, Mel, Liz, and Berry put one of Berry's real dreams on the couch and analyze it through the lenses of Freud and Gestalt Therapy. From unconscious desires and hidden conflicts to symbolism and self-awareness, they compare two very different psychological approaches all while sharing laughs, personal stories, and a few surprising insights.

In this episode, Mel and Berry explore the psychology of revenge, power dynamics, and letting go. They share personal stories, cultural insights, and practical advice on how to handle feelings of revenge and injustice.

In this episode, Mel, Liz, and Berry explore parenting styles, the misconceptions around gentle parenting, and the impact of traditional discipline methods. They discuss how cultural influences and psychological theories shape our approach to raising children.

Disclaimer: This episode contains mature conversations about sex, sexuality, fantasies, and may not be appropriate for all audiences.

In this episode, Mel, Liz, and Berry explore Freud and Maslow's theories on sexuality, the role sex plays in relationships, and how early experiences can shape adult intimacy. They discuss fantasies, the impact trauma can have on sexual expression and tackle the question of whether scheduling sex can actually improve connection and relationship satisfaction.