"Did You See It?" is a new mini-series within the podcast where I will share a description and review of a movie that is related to the therapy experience or the experience of being a therapist. Warning: There will be spoilers in every episode. To start it off, we review a film I think many therapists have already seen , Good Will Hunting. Join me as I explore this film's connection to our career and share my thoughts about it.

Every therapist has a unique story as to why they wanted to become a therapist and how they got to where they are. In these series, guest therapists share their stories and own perspectives on the experience to becoming a therapist. Today's guest is Kathryn Ewers, MFT. An Individual & Relational Therapist based in Philadelphia, PA (currently working towards LMFT licensure under an AAMFT approved supervisor and certified sex therapist) with specialization in couples issues, lgtbqai issues, ptsd, trauma, and sex therapy. Kathryn is a Gottman level 2 couples therapist and a certified prolonged exposure therapist for PTSD symptom reduction. Kathryn's Info: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/atypical_therapist https://www.instagram.com/humans_first_therapists

Follow up to Ep. 3. I share my ideas on how agencies can improve their relationships with their current and future clinicians.

Becoming a therapist can sometimes be an overwhelming or confusing journey. In this episode, I share 6 of the tips from my Counseling 101 webinar. These tips are based on my experiences and the experiences from other therapists in the field. Podcast Links: Website: http://www.winewithmepodcast.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/winewithmepodcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/winewithmepodcast

Every therapist has a unique story as to why they wanted to become a therapist and how they got to where they are. In these series, guest therapists share their stories and own perspectives on the experience to becoming a therapist. Today's guest is Catalina Fortich, LMFT. Catalina is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, in private practice in South Florida. She graduated from Nova Southeastern University. Today, she works with adolescents, families, couples and individuals utilizing an integrative approach that includes family systems, solution focused, CBT, Narrative and EMDR therapy.

In this episode, I share what I believe are some of the pros and cons of working for an agencies compared to private practice.

In this episode we explore how therapists can engage in social media. We review two platform recommendations and I share current accounts of therapists that you can go check out to get great examples of how social media can be used.

It's the welcome episode! Vickie briefly explains some of the concept behind Wine With Me and the direction of show, along with some of her own history of how she became a therapist.