In this episode of "What the Feels", we are talking about the character of Anakin Skywalker from the "Star Wars" Franchise with Rachel Tipsword!

Rachel Tipsword is a LCSW in Plano, TX. She is passionate about helping kids, teens, and young adults who are struggling with OCD, anxiety, ARFID or other eating disorders feel more confident and in control of their lives. She has seen how hard it can be as a parent to watch your child deal with these challenges, and her goal is to give both parents and children the tools you need to see real progress.

Rachel's website: https://www.layerscs.com

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If any overwhelming feelings came up for you during this podcast, I encourage you to think about getting a therapist to talk to. There are great ways to search for therapists including Psychology Today and Therapy Den. Listening to this podcast is not a substitute for therapy.

In this episode of "What the Feels", we are talking about the series, "From the stars in the Sky to the Fish in the Sea" with fellow friend and therapist, Miriam Kolni.

Miriam Kolni, LMFT (she/her) is an affirming therapist who specializes in working with those in the LGBTQ+ community and their various relationships. Miriam works with individuals, couples, and families, believing that every person deserves to be treated with respect and as a whole human being, no matter their gender identity, sexual orientation, relationship type, cultural background, skin color, religion, or any other part of their identity.

Miriam completed her Master of Science degree in Family Therapy from Texas Woman's University and has worked in both community and private practice settings since 2018. Her training background also includes performing evaluations and write letters of support for gender-affirming medical care using the Gender Affirmative and Supportive Surgery Evaluation Tool (Gender ASSET) and becoming an EMDR Trained Therapist to target a wide array of distressing issues including trauma.

Miriam has her own private practice, Whole Congruence Therapy, PLLC, where she currently sees clients from all over Texas via video therapy.

Art Credit: Melissa Adams melissaadams.work

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If any overwhelming feelings came up for you during this podcast, I encourage you to think about getting a therapist to talk to. There are great ways to search for therapists including Psychology Today and Therapy Den. Listening to this podcast is not a substitute for therapy.

In this episode of "What the Feels", we are talking about the character of Ahsoka Tano from the "Star Wars" Franchise with Rachel Tipsword!

Rachel Tipsword is a LMSW in Plano, TX who is supervised by Suisan Walker, LCSW-S. She is passionate about helping kids, teens, and young adults who are struggling with OCD, anxiety, ARFID or other eating disorders feel more confident and in control of their lives. She has seen how hard it can be as a parent to watch your child deal with these challenges, and her goal is to give both parents and children the tools you need to see real progress.

Rachel's website: https://www.layerscs.com

Art Credit: Melissa Adams melissaadams.work

Music Credit: CRMZN Follow them on Spotify!

If any overwhelming feelings came up for you during this podcast, I encourage you to think about getting a therapist to talk to. There are great ways to search for therapists including Psychology Today and Therapy Den. Listening to this podcast is not a substitute for therapy.

In this episode of "What the Feels", we are talking about the fantasy book series "A Court of Thorns and Roses" with Bailee Doherty and Meagan Garza!

Bailee Doherty is a LPC in the state of Texas. She sees clients in person in Plano, Texas and Texas residents through Telehealth therapy. Bailee is a dedicated and compassionate therapist committed to facilitating positive change in the lives of individuals and families. She owns Blue Bird Counseling, and she integrates everything she's learned in her years of training in private practice to provide personalized therapy in a safe, comfortable, and non-judgmental environment.

Bailee's website: https://bluebirdcounselors.com

Meagan Garza, LMFT-Associate, is a dedicated therapist in Plano, Texas, offering empathetic counseling services for teens, individuals, couples, and families. Under the supervision of Heather Resneder, MA, LMFT-S, Meagan brings a warm and collaborative approach to her practice, helping clients navigate life's challenges with insight and compassion. She loves working with couples, families, and teens.

Meagan's Website: https://www.aletheiadfw.com/meagan-garza

Art Credit: Melissa Adams melissaadams.work

Music Credit: CRMZN Follow them on Spotify!

If any overwhelming feelings came up for you during this podcast, I encourage you to think about getting a therapist to talk to. There are great ways to search for therapists including Psychology Today and Therapy Den. Listening to this podcast is not a substitute for therapy.

In this episode of "What the Feels", we are talking about the fantasy book series "A Court of Thorns and Roses" with Bailee Doherty and Meagan Garza!

Bailee Doherty is a LPC in the state of Texas. She sees clients in person in Plano, Texas and Texas residents through Telehealth therapy. Bailee is a dedicated and compassionate therapist committed to facilitating positive change in the lives of individuals and families. She owns Blue Bird Counseling, and she integrates everything she's learned in her years of training in private practice to provide personalized therapy in a safe, comfortable, and non-judgmental environment.

Bailee's website: https://bluebirdcounselors.com

Meagan Garza, LMFT-Associate, is a dedicated therapist in Plano, Texas, offering empathetic counseling services for teens, individuals, couples, and families. Under the supervision of Heather Resneder, MA, LMFT-S, Meagan brings a warm and collaborative approach to her practice, helping clients navigate life's challenges with insight and compassion. She loves working with couples, families, and teens.

Meagan's Website: https://www.aletheiadfw.com/meagan-garza

Art Credit: Melissa Adams melissaadams.work

Music Credit: CRMZN Follow them on Spotify!

If any overwhelming feelings came up for you during this podcast, I encourage you to think about getting a therapist to talk to. There are great ways to search for therapists including Psychology Today and Therapy Den. Listening to this podcast is not a substitute for therapy.

In this episode of "What the Feels", we are talking about the fantasy book series "A Court of Thorns and Roses" with Bailee Doherty and Meagan Garza!

Bailee Doherty is a LPC in the state of Texas. She sees clients in person in Plano, Texas and Texas residents through Telehealth therapy. Bailee is a dedicated and compassionate therapist committed to facilitating positive change in the lives of individuals and families. She owns Blue Bird Counseling, and she integrates everything she's learned in her years of training in private practice to provide personalized therapy in a safe, comfortable, and non-judgmental environment.

Bailee's website: https://bluebirdcounselors.com

Meagan Garza, LMFT-Associate, is a dedicated therapist in Plano, Texas, offering empathetic counseling services for teens, individuals, couples, and families. Under the supervision of Heather Resneder, MA, LMFT-S, Meagan brings a warm and collaborative approach to her practice, helping clients navigate life's challenges with insight and compassion. She loves working with couples, families, and teens.

Meagan's Website: https://www.aletheiadfw.com/meagan-garza

Art Credit: Melissa Adams melissaadams.work

Music Credit: CRMZN Follow them on Spotify!

If any overwhelming feelings came up for you during this podcast, I encourage you to think about getting a therapist to talk to. There are great ways to search for therapists including Psychology Today and Therapy Den. Listening to this podcast is not a substitute for therapy.

In this episode of "What the Feels", we are talking about the tv series "Ugly Betty" with Veena Raj!

Veena is a highly skilled occupational therapist with over a decade of expertise in neurological rehabilitation and mental health. She brings specialized certifications as an ADHD-Rehab Service Provider, Certified Brain Injury Specialist, and Certified Stroke Rehab Specialist to ensure exceptional care and evidence-informed solutions for your needs. She additionally has specialized training in smartphone and technology addiction, social skills deficits, personality disorders, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). These skills enable her to deliver targeted interventions and comprehensive support tailored to the specific challenges youth and adults encounter in today's complex world.

Driven by a passion for proactive mental health recovery, she founded Vee Occupational Therapy Services. In her practice, Veena empowers clients by identifying strengths and addressing any functional barriers to wellness. She believes that through recognizing and addressing a diagnosis or challenge, we seize control of our narrative, ensuring it does not define us. She partners with her clients, helping them develop confidence and resilience as they build life skills and construct a life of meaning, one activity at a time.

Veena's Website: https://www.veeots.com

Art Credit: Melissa Adams melissaadams.work

Music Credit: CRMZN Follow them on Spotify!

If any overwhelming feelings came up for you during this podcast, I encourage you to think about getting a therapist to talk to. There are great ways to search for therapists including Psychology Today and Therapy Den. Listening to this podcast is not a substitute for therapy.

In this episode of "What the Feels", we are talking about Taylor Swift's album "The Tortured Poets Department" with Kelsey D'Amore and Katie Dunham.

Kelsey is passionate about supporting children, teens, and adults in the North Texas area. She works with clients of all ages, from as young as three through late adulthood. She is very familiar with competitive sports community in North Texas, playing soccer throughout her entire life on club teams, high school teams, and all four years in her time at Austin College. She enjoys working with clients that play competitive sports and struggle with performance anxiety. ​

Katie prioritizes genuineness and acceptance in her work with clients to build a safe space to achieve growth. She operates from an attachment-based lens, working with clients to learn to build or re-build trusting, supportive relationships to help address areas of struggle or difficulty. When she is not working, she enjoys traveling, reading, and spending time with family and friends. ​Katie loves attending sporting events, live music, watching movies, and reading, especially Harry Potter and Percy Jackson books.

Art Credit: Melissa Adams melissaadams.work

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If any overwhelming feelings came up for you during this podcast, I encourage you to think about getting a therapist to talk to. There are great ways to search for therapists including Psychology Today and Therapy Den. Listening to this podcast is not a substitute for therapy.

In this episode of "What the Feels", we are talking about the movie "Wonka" with fellow therapist, Christina Walker.

My desire for helping college students find their passion began when I started taking college courses.Starting in 2020, I began supervising LPC associates and find that I like to make a difference in the field and promote ethical integrity for the future. I had a unique perspective as a Military wife and led to my desire in helping spouses, military members, first responders and veterans. I also gained experience working with clients from young children as a teacher and school counselor onward in play therapy, couples therapy, family therapy, domestic violence and group therapy. I provided counseling services in nursing homes and personal experience with care giving, grief and burnout. During my student internship I was at the Glick House at Texas Wesleyan University.

Art Credit: Melissa Adams melissaadams.work

Music Credit: CRMZN Follow them on Spotify!

If any overwhelming feelings came up for you during this podcast, I encourage you to think about getting a therapist to talk to. There are great ways to search for therapists including Psychology Today and Therapy Den. Listening to this podcast is not a substitute for therapy.

In this episode of "What the Feels", we are talking about the movie "The Devil Wears Prada" with friend and fellow therapist, Lydia Neighbors.

Lydia is the co-founder and co-owner of Neighbors Counseling. Lydia has experience working in the residential, hospital, and private practice settings. She also currently sits on the board as a founder and creative director at https://www.shopseryn.com/

Art Credit: Melissa Adams melissaadams.work

Music Credit: CRMZN Follow them on Spotify!

If any overwhelming feelings came up for you during this podcast, I encourage you to think about getting a therapist to talk to. There are great ways to search for therapists including Psychology Today and Therapy Den. Listening to this podcast is not a substitute for therapy.