In our 50th episode, we discuss the Trump administrations plans for the wall and how they relate to many of the walls we build around ourselves to shield and protect ourselves from the outside world

This week we discuss many current issues and how they are throwing many people off balance.

This week we discuss discrimination towards patients in therapy as well as the disturbing evidence that Jim Crow is still alive and well in today's society.

This week we discuss the importance in broadening our treatment focus and how prejudice about treating certain conditions can be a hinderance.

This week we discuss Dr. Dixon Chibanda and his Friendship Bench, where he trains grandmothers to treat depression in Africa.

Also, this is the one year anniversary of the Therapy For The Heart podcast so we would like to give a big thank you to all of our listeners! We love you. Thanks for your support.

This week we talk about loneliness as a predictor of functional decline and the rhetoric and reality surrounding it.

Correction: At 10:40 we discuss an increase in suicide rate and mistakenly mention a drop where it should have been a rise.

As suicide continues to be increasingly prevalent in our society, we take a deeper look at how suicide can impact friends and family by addressing the suicide note left by Kate Spade to her daughter.

This week we discuss the troubling rise of suicide in our country. We touch on how loneliness and shame can lead to suicide ideation as well as the death of well known designer Kate Spade.

This episode addresses Mental Health Awareness Month and gives suggestions as to what can be done to reduce the stigma of having a mental health problem.

In this episode we continue to discuss the relationship between Dr. Sehl and his late analyst Dr. Lucas. We touch on the later stages of his life, leading up to his eventual death in 2015 and the impact that he had on so many individuals.