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We speak with Dr. Nikki Taylor and Dr. Staysha Veal about culturally responsive therapy and the importance of inclusive access, in particular for historically marginalized communities.
Contact information:
Dr. Taylor can be reached via the Connection Clinic, offering therapy as well as therapeutic resources.
Visit Wholistic Expressions to contact Dr. Veal, also offering therapeutic support.
Follow us on Instagram! @wecouldallusesometherapy
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Music credits: "Bobby Swing" by Bladverk Band/Epidemic Sound
Jill and Isabelle talk about the cost of therapy, insurance coverage verses private pay and a little bit about why it's all so complicated. Therapy should not be reserved for only the privileged!
*Please note there is brief discussion of suicidal ideation in the episode. Take care of yourself!*
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Music credits: "Bobby Swing" by Bladverk Band/Epidemic Sound
Jill and Isabelle tackle the new(ish) world of therapy apps ... who they serve, how they serve, and where they fall short.
"Therapist in Your Pocket" story
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Music credits: "Bobby Swing" by Bladverk Band/Epidemic Sound
Jill and Isabelle start to navigate the world of therapy on social media, what purpose it can serve, and what to be mindful of. Spoiler alert- Isabelle does NOT do a TikTok dance.
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Music credits: "Bobby Swing" by Bladverk Band/Epidemic Sound
Jill and Isabelle dig into the origins of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, aka, the DSM, and its impact. Unsolicited opinions, galore!
References:
History of the DSM
Crazy Like Us
Therapy Ghostbusters
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Music credits: "Bobby Swing" by Bladverk Band/Epidemic Sound
Jill and Isabelle interview Dr. Bridges, AKA Jill's father-in-law, about the field of Positive Psychology. Although a lesser talked about practice, they discuss its value and application. Do you strive for the Pleasant Life, the Good Life, the Meaningful Life... or all three?
Check out the Authentic Happiness Website
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Music credits: "Bobby Swing" by Bladverk Band/Epidemic Sound
Jill and Isabelle venture into the strange and unfamiliar world of optimism. They address what New Year's resolutions mean to them and how they show up in therapy.
Referenced in episode: White Supremacy Culture
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Music credits: "Bobby Swing" by Bladverk Band/Epidemic Sound
Jill and Isabelle breakdown and "impartially" review NYC Mayor Eric Adams' new plan to address the current crisis related to unhoused people, mental illness, and a spike in crime.
NPR: Eric Adams' new initiative (thumbs down emoji) - On Tuesday, Adams announced officials will begin hospitalizing more homeless people by involuntarily providing care to those deemed to be in "psychiatric crisis."
**Please note there are references in this episode to topics that may be activating to some with mention of psychiatric hospitalization.**
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Music credits: "Bobby Swing" by Bladverk Band/Epidemic Sound
Jill and Isabelle consider different portrayals of therapy on TV and in movies, for better and for worse.
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Music credits: "Bobby Swing" by Bladverk Band/Epidemic Sound
Jill and Isabelle try to stay impartial and open minded while doing some digging into Freud and his contributions to the origins of the mental health field. They discuss power dynamics and its effects on modern day therapy.
**Please note there are references in this episode to topics that may be activating to some such as suicide, self harm and hospitalization.**
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References:
The Checkered History of American Psychiatric Epidemiology
Sigmund Freud's Life, Theories, and Influence
Music credits: "Bobby Swing" by Bladverk Band/Epidemic Sound
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