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Behavioral Health Today

Triad
Mental Health
Trauma
Community Support
Grief
Burnout
Anxiety
Resilience
Social Media
Psychology
Mindfulness
Narcissism
Emotional Healing
Covid-19
Anger
Emotional Resilience
Mind-Body Connection
Holistic Healing
Depression
ADHD
Meld

Welcome to Behavioral Health Today, a podcast by Triad, where we tackle trending topics in behavioral and mental health. The Behavioral Health Today podcast shares unique and relevant topics occurring within our world and communities with a mental health professional perspective.

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The story is never the story. True influence happens when you speak to both the gatekeeper of the conscious mind and the hidden language of the subconscious. In this episode, host Peter Fenger speaks with Manny Fiteni, a dynamic leader and the CEO of... more

"It’s not a behavioral issue; it’s a regulation issue." When we stop viewing neurodivergent children through the lens of pathology and start listening to their nervous systems, we realize they aren't broken, they're inviting us to awaken. In this epi... more

Clients could know intellectually that they were safe, but they didn't feel it in their body. Healing has to happen at the level of threat physiology, not just cognition. In this episode, Sharlee Dixon speaks with Dr. Katelyn Lehman. Katelyn is a pio... more

When your teen is struggling, the natural instinct is to rush in and fix it. But constantly bailing them out can actually push them further away. True support isn't about steering the car for them, it’s about having the courage to let them safely scr... more

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Recent Guests

Sophia Vale Galano
California-based psychotherapist with over a decade of experience supporting teenagers and adults
Private practice; author of Calming Teen Anxiety
Episode: Calming Teenage Anxiety: Moving from Rescuing to Real Coping with Sophia Vale Galano, LCSW – Episode 459
John Morgan
Social worker, filmmaker, and founder of Soft Work
Soft Work; Live Your Purpose Media
Episode: Soft Work: The Art of Facilitating True Brotherhood with John Morgan – Episode 457
Robin Bartee
Licensed Clinical Social Worker based in Louisville, Kentucky; exam-prep expert
Level Education Group / ASWB exam prep
Episode: Decoding the 2026 ASWB Exam: The Shift From Memorization to Real-World Practice with Robin Bartee, LCSW – Episode 456
Michael Aaron Flicker
Entrepreneur, behavioral science strategist, founder of the Consumer Behavior Lab, and CEO of XenoPsi Ventures
Consulting and venture leadership in behavioral science
Episode: Hacking Team Dynamics: The Leadership of Psychological Safety with MichaelAaron Flicker – Episode 455
Celia Bray
Australian psychologist and founder of Somatic Psychology Australia
Somatic Psychology Australia
Episode: Inscribed: Moving Beyond the Psychological Prison of the Mind with Celia Bray – Episode 454
Barry K. Herman
Chief Medical Officer at Mentavi Health, Stanford-trained psychiatrist with focus on ADHD and digital health
Mentavi Health
Episode: Bias-Free Diagnosis: Balancing AI and Human Expertise in Adult ADHD with Dr. Barry K. Herman – Episode 453
Dr. Richard Grossman
Licensed acupuncturist and doctor of Oriental Medicine; author; psychedelic-assisted healing practitioner
Private practice / author of Trust and Forgive, The Medicine of Your Life
Episode: Healing That Ends in Beauty: Plant Medicine & Conscious Integration with Dr. Richard Grossman, LAc, OMD – Episode 452
Anthony Verdino
Licensed clinical social worker, author of CBT Simplified
Self-employed / CBT Simplified
Episode: CBT, Simplified: Practical Tools to Reframe Your Brain with Anthony Verdino, LCSW – Episode 451
Anne McSweeney
LCSW; founder of CEU Creations
CEU Creations; Level Education Group
Episode: Beyond the Board Requirements: Rewriting the Story of CEs with Anne McSweeney, LCSW – Episode 450

Hosts

Peter Fenger
Host of Behavioral Health Today
Sharlee Dixon
Co-host of Behavioral Health Today

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 70 ratings
  • Best Behavioral Health Podcast

    Lisa was my daughter’s first therapist as a child over 15 years ago. She’s grown now and we still talk about the impact she’s had on my daughter’s mental health and my career as a social worker. Her podcast has been a saving grace as we’ve navigated incorporating are spiritual and holistic knowledge into our practices. I’m glad I found her podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AyBee504
    United Statesa year ago
  • Excellent host

    On behalf of recent podcast guest Dr. Marie-Hélène Pelletier,

    “Dr Graham is as engaging as he is knowledgeable. Excellent at translating our conversation on strategic resilience into additional ways for therapists. Truly enjoyed my conversation on The Resilience Plan with Dr. Graham!”

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SeanTheSwan6
    United States2 years ago
  • This was such a great interview! It made me think about trauma more positively. I like thinking of it as a protective mechanism. Thanks Triad!

    Audible
    5
    Happy Happy Hippo
    United States5 years ago
  • Loved it

    This was such a great interview! It made me think about trauma more positively. I like thinking of it as a protective mechanism. Thanks Triad!

    Audible
    5
    Happy Happy Hippo
    United States5 years ago
  • befriending anxiety!

    Outstanding episode on aspects on the pathobiology of anxiety & the science behind cognitive approaches to befriending anxiety

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    T Klein
    United States6 years ago

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Audiences value the quality of hosts, guests, and the relevance of discussed topics to current events in mental health.
Listeners praise practical, actionable insights and strong guest lineups.
The show is considered informative and easy to understand, with valuable coverage of timely behavioral health topics.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Clinicians Series: Restoring Choice | Therapeutic Strategies for Child Trafficking Survivors with Erin Williamson – Episode 458
Q: What challenges do clinicians face when working across multiple systems like Child Welfare and Schools, and how do you handle it?
Systems can be hard to align, so we model respectful collaboration, acknowledge each party's strengths and lanes, and focus on the youth's safety and continuity of care while advocating for necessary services.
Soft Work: The Art of Facilitating True Brotherhood with John Morgan – Episode 457
Q: What does a normal session look like and how do you start, manage, and close a group?
Sessions run 90 minutes starting with breath work to settle the group, followed by introductions and a check-in, then discussion aided by media or storytelling, with emphasis on leaving with hope and a closing breath and affirmations to end on a positive note.
Soft Work: The Art of Facilitating True Brotherhood with John Morgan – Episode 457
Q: Why group-based work for men, and why specifically eight weeks and the concept of Soft Work principles?
Group formats let men see each other in shared experiences, which normalizes vulnerability and helps healing; the eight-week structure provides a staged, principled approach with ongoing support, confidentiality, and a set of guidelines to foster safety and engagement.
Soft Work: The Art of Facilitating True Brotherhood with John Morgan – Episode 457
Q: Just remind us, what is Soft Work and what was that need you were looking to address?
Soft Work is a 501(c)(3) based in Charlotte that provides resources and support for Men's Mental Health Services, aiming to bridge storytelling, filmmaking, and mental health work, while overcoming reluctance to serve men by creating safe, group-based spaces.
Calming Teenage Anxiety: Moving from Rescuing to Real Coping with Sophia Vale Galano, LCSW – Episode 459
Q: What inspired you to focus on teen anxiety, and how did your experiences shape your book?
The guest explains a decade of work with teens and families in schools, hospitals, and clinics, and how her outreach talks about anxiety highlighted the gap in actionable guidance for parents, which she then framed into a practical guide for everyday use.

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What is Behavioral Health Today about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Listeners of this program are drawn to practical, evidence-informed discussions at the intersection of mental health, behavior, and healthcare systems. Episodes consistently explore topics like burnout, diagnostic debates, ethical advertising, licensing and exams, trauma and resilience, and leadership in healthcare or caregiving contexts. The guests range from clinicians and researchers to entrepreneurs and industry advocates, often with a focus on applying psychology, neuroscience, and humane approaches to real-world problems. The show's strengths likely include clear takeaways for practitioners, policy implications for the behavioral health field, and actionable strategies for listeners navigating licensing, marketing ethics, or client ca... more

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Recent guests on Behavioral Health Today include:

1. Sophia Vale Galano
2. John Morgan
3. Robin Bartee
4. Michael Aaron Flicker
5. Celia Bray
6. Barry K. Herman
7. Dr. Richard Grossman
8. Anthony Verdino

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