Two Therapists and a Microphone

This episode features a Psychiatrist and Psychotherapist as we explore the world of cosmetic surgeries and procedures. Dr. Mirica “Mimi” Sanders and Alicia Hoffman, LCPC explain the psychological impact of cosmetic alterations.

Discover how you can prevent relationship problems in today's social media age. Crystal Gillery, LMFT and Marquita Johnson, LPC discuss how we can create boundaries with technology to remain connected with people.

This episode of 2TM features Dr. Yolanda Fountain of Play Wellness, LLC and Dr. Cedric Cooks -Professional School Counselor in Gwinnett County Public Schools. We discuss violence and trauma experienced by kids. Discover ways you can help these kids to overcome tragedy.

This episode of Two Therapists and a Microphone focuses on Black Men and Mental Health. Our clinical guests are Dr. Kenard Sanders and Dr. Makungu Akinyela. They discuss the complexities of Black manhood, Black Panther – the movie, and barriers for Black men seeking therapy.

Two Therapists and a Microphone is a podcast about mental health, relationships, and social issues that personally affect you. This episode includes an honest discussion about the realities of co-parenting after divorce or separation. Family Law Attorney Obréziah Bullard and Licensed Therapist Dr. Ryan Day joined your hosts Dr. Harrison Davis and Dr. Asha Dickerson as we explored the dynamics of co-parenting with your child’s other parent. To find out more, visit www.twotherapists.com

In this episode of Two Therapists and a Microphone, we discuss Disordered Eating in the Black Community: Binge Eating, Anorexia, and Bulimia. The guests are Dr. Crystal Burwell and Carlus Houston. Find out more at www.twotherapists.com

In this episode of Two Therapists and a Microphone we discuss the opioid drug crisis with Dr. Crystal Burwell and Dr. Cassandra Wanzo

On this episode of Two Therapists and a Microphone, we discuss how Hip-Hop has evolved, the growth of Trap Music and the impact on the Black community. Our guests are Youth Pastor Al Hollie and Hip-Hop Scholar Dr. Joycelyn Wilson

On this episode of Two Therapists and a Microphone we discuss suicide and the Netflix show 13 Reasons Why. Our guests are Mahlet Endale, Ph.D., Licensed Psychologist and Suicide Prevention Coordinator at Emory University’s Counseling and Psychological Services and Jeff Dess, Prevention and Intervention Coordinator for Cobb County School District in Georgia.

This episode of Two Therapists and a Microphone explores the current political climate in the U.S. and public reactions to the recent presidential election. Featured guests are Dr. Glen Smith, a Political Science Professor at the University North Georgia and Dr. Joy Harden-Bradford, a Psychologist in Atlanta, GA.