In Session: The In Treatment Podcast
HBOHBO’s In Treatment is back for a fourth season starring Emmy winner Uzo Aduba (Orange Is The New Black) as the central therapist, Dr. Brooke Taylor. Each week, join writer and actor Brandon Kyle Goodman (Big Mouth; Modern Love) and licensed clinical psychologist Dr. Janelle S. Peifer to break down new episodes of the series. Our hosts dive into Dr. Taylor’s week, demystify the process of therapy, ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | Mental HealthHealth & FitnessTV & FilmAfter Shows | ||||
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On the last episode of In Session, hosts Dr. Janelle S. Peifer and Brandon Kyle Goodman talk to the incomparable Uzo Aduba about her experience bringing Dr. Brooke Taylor to life. We hear why Uzo says In Treatment was “the hardest thing she’s ever do... more
Co-showrunner Jennifer Schuur joins hosts Dr. Janelle S. Peifer Ph.D. and Brandon Kyle Goodman on the podcast to give them a behind the scenes look at how In Treatment came together. They also talk about Dr. Brooke’s alcohol addiction and the pressur... more
This week, hosts Dr. Janelle S. Peifer Ph.D. and Brandon Kyle Goodman unpack what it’s like to see Dr. Brooke’s alcohol addiction affect her therapeutic practice. In Dr. Brooke’s fourth week, she stumbles her way through revealing a number of diagnos... more
This week on the podcast, hosts Dr. Janelle S. Peifer, Ph.D., and Brandon Kyle Goodman dive headfirst into the discussion of safety, spanking, and the stakes of growing up black in America. In week 3 of In Treatment, Dr. Brooke has an intense session... more
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- Great Companion to the Show
Gleaned a lot from the companion podcasts to the episodes and I understand why themes were explored they way they were in the podcast. I just wish the podcasts were a bit longer and I would’ve enjoyed soapier, messy, maybe even speculative, discussions on the show. (Who fathered Brooke’s kid, for example). Great work. I hope there are more episodes/podcasts for us on the horizon. And I need to know where Brookes furniture and wardrobe came from. Debit? please.
Apple Podcasts5C.A. Clemons
United States3 years ago - ❤️
Fantastic!
Apple Podcasts5changagarciaUnited States3 years ago - Great companion
If you like the show this podcast helps you process it, and yourself!
Apple Podcasts5breenteachUnited States3 years ago - The show is great, but the companion podcast…
Not so much. I love the show. When I watch, my attention is not concentrated on one patient, as it seems to be by the hosts of this podcast, however. I would have less of a negative opinion if Laila’s entire personality had been addressed and not just how hard she’s had it in her life (eye roll). The fact that the girl has been given more than most people will earn in their entire lives should be part of the conversation. I’m not saying she had nothing to take to therapy, but I AM saying she has... more
Apple Podcasts2SushiCat1973United States3 years ago - Phenomenal
This show and this podcast are absolutely groundbreaking. I am a therapist and woman of color, and I have never felt such an accurate representation of my life experience before this show and podcast. The expertise and nuance that this podcast and its hosts go into is truly spectacular. All I can say is THANK YOU.
Apple Podcasts5KALMSWUnited States3 years ago
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