
A Psychology & Psychotherapy podcast. Get a therapist's perspective on a variety of topics, some silly and some self-helpy. the Broken Brain is an organized panel discussion, an hour (ish) of therapeutic POV for you.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 593 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationComedy | |||

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I love The Broken Brain Podcast! Dwight does a fantastic job making psychotherapy accessible and informative. Every time I tune into an episode, I learn something new and feel uplifted.
This podcast explores the topic of psychology through a variety of lenses, focusing in on different aspects of mental health, trauma, stigma, and more. Everything from anxiety to coping with loss to drug addiction. Not only is it rare to find a podcast exclusively dedicated to psychology and psychotherapy (though I’m quite sure there are plenty out there), but I find this show has the remarkable feature of being accessible to both laypeople and professionals alike.
This podcast explores the topic of psychology through a variety of lenses, focusing in on different aspects of mental health, trauma, stigma, and more. Everything from anxiety to coping with loss to drug addiction. Not only is it rare to find a podcast exclusively dedicated to psychology and psychotherapy (though I’m quite sure there are plenty out there), but I find this show has the remarkable feature of being accessible to both laypeople and professionals alike.
I'm so glad this show was recommended to me - Dwight is fantastic! No matter the topic, I gain something from every episode. Really appreciate the candid conversations on mental health - thank you for sharing your expertise!
Mental health is something that everybody needs to address and get a handle on. Great podcast!
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A psychology and psychotherapy-oriented show that brings on clinicians, researchers, and industry professionals to unpack mental health topics through accessible conversations. Episodes span clinical theory, therapeutic practices, and real-world applications, often pairing clinical insight with perspectives from film and media creators to illustrate how mental health themes play out in culture, trauma, resilience, and everyday life. Notable strengths include a therapist's POV presented in approachable language, a willingness to tackle taboo or complex subjects with empathy, and a penchant for inviting guests from creative fields to illuminate psychology in storytelling and media. The format tends to be interview-driven with practical takeaw... more
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Recent guests on The Broken Brain include:
1. Jodie Herbert
2. Jason Vern
3. Dylan Schlunder
4. Jamie Alyson Feldman
5. Rachel Webster
6. Emily Morash
7. Mychel Dillard
8. Jess Wright
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