
A therapist’s exploration of Sister Wives, one episode at a time. In Sister Wives Go to Therapy, I examine the family dynamics, emotional undercurrents, red flags, and personal development portrayed on screen, through a clinical lens. No diagnoses, just thoughtful reflections on what happens when polygamy, patriarchy, and parentification collide in one complicated family.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 44 | Founded | a year ago |
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After welcoming fourth wife Robyn and her children, the Brown's lives are flipped upside down.
Okaaaaay. I've been dreading covering this episode, still not sure why. Perhaps because watching someone's real birth on screen is too intimate. Perhaps i... more
Kody heads for the Vegas strip on a guy's night out, testing his wrestling skills and answering questions about his lifestyle; and the wives help set up Robyn's new nursery.
This week, we’re talking about performance. Kody's strutting for his "frien... more
The Sister Wives get makeovers and head to the strip for a night on the town while Kody stays home to babysit. How will they find the adult entertainment Vegas has to offer?
The sister wives give the appearance of enjoying each other. Kody is compl... more
The Brown family nervously accepts an invitation from a religious professor to talk to her students in Boston. Anxious about the question they will face, how will they respond? Meanwhile, the older teens tag along to visit some of Boston's best colle... more
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UPDATE: I changed my original rating after some contemplation and realizing I was maybe a bit too harsh. I do enjoy this podcast and its host. She has interesting takes and her perspective from a therapist's point of view adds dimension. If you're a Sister Wives fan I recommend this podcast.
Pod host is decent but her podcasts are too inconsistent. You never know when the next pod will be. Next week? Next month? Who knows?
If you love listening to Dr. Adam & surviving sister wives, you’ll love this pod too! I swear she reacts to every thing I wish someone with her expertise would respond to & she wows me with her insight every time. She manages to be critical & honest without being mean. And I think her voice helps cure headaches.
This podcast is hosted by a therapist who shares her perspective from a clinical lens…much needed in the world of SW where snark is aplenty (and loved!), but content that helps viewers who want to really understand how this family fell (and maybe avoid the same patterns), is scarce. I love it because this family is a reflection of so much of what we are all dealing with; family drama, raising kids, complicated relationships, and hearing the hosts assessments, reframing and opinions on what to do... more
I’m really enjoying the podcaster and the content of this podcast. Her voice is so pleasant and easy to listen to. I’m also loving the peek into a therapist’s process.
I loved finding this podcast through Dr. Adam and having some new Sister Wives content! I feel like the fandom devours everything of the SW universe, so it only made sense to listen. I love your takes and your soothing voice!
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A clinically informed host analyzes each episode of a polygamous family reality series, unpacking family dynamics, boundaries, parentification, and autonomy through a therapeutic lens. Episodes repeatedly spotlight teen independence, gender roles, and the impact of public narratives on intimate relationships, often highlighting how enmeshment and triangulation shape daily life. The approach blends psychology with media literacy, offering practical takeaways on communication, consent, and healthier boundary-setting while staying clear-eyed about the show's storytelling tweaks. A standout aspect is the consistent emphasis on process over judgment, plus the host's calm, authoritative commentary that appeals to listeners seeking both empathy an... more
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