
Bestselling author and psychotherapist, Julia Samuel, in partnership with The Times invites us into her therapy room as she talks to both known and unknown voices about some of life’s biggest challenges. Therapy Works is full of therapeutic conversations which may contain difficult emotions but those that can paradoxically bring light, in all its forms. Listeners will hear what the guests have lea... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 280 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & FitnessPersonal JournalsSociety & Culture | |||

Welcome to this special Off Air X Therapy Works crossover episode, celebrating Therapy Works joining The Times podcast family.
Julia joins Jane Garvey and Fi Glover from Off Air for a wide-ranging conversation about therapy, relationships and mental... more
After some time away from her usual routine, this week’s listener found herself questioning parts of her work and relationships, only to feel those doubts fade once normal life resumed. Julia, Sophie and Emily explore how to tell the difference betwe... more
How do you move forward after the loss of a child? In this personal conversation with cooking legend Dame Mary Berry, we explore raw grief, building resilience and the most meaningful lessons she’s learnt in 91 years of life.
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Sometimes it seems a bit like these are first world problems when there are much deeper problems in this world than having the privilege to graduate from university but still not feeling good enough.
Have just listened to the latest episode with Mark Williamson. He spoke with such clarity and vision and as always, after Therapy Works interviews, I felt inspired and proactive! Have downloaded the Action for Happiness App and look forward to their daily ‘happiness’ tips. Thank you, Julia, for yet another wonderfully insightful conversation. Therapy Works is utterly brilliant!
Please, no more posh white guests! This does nothing to dispel the myth that psychotherapy is only accessible to wealthy middle class white people!
The amount of ads is unbelievably excessive and interrupting. Makes me think of ‘by all cost financial’ motivation behind podcasts as such. The content itself appears to be quite shallow, especially compounded by deflated host’s personality who is seemingly disengaged from their audience.
I don’t know how he has coped. I cried listening to him. He was so eloquent with how he spoke.
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A widely-discussed therapy-focused show featuring a renowned psychotherapist in conversation with guests including other therapists, clients, and public figures. Episodes commonly explore intimate topics such as relationships, parenting, grief, loneliness, burnout, and the psychology of performance, often framed by practical strategies, therapeutic concepts, and recommendations for further reading or professional help. The host-guest dynamic is reinforced by candid reflections from the host's two daughters, who share therapeutic insights at episode ends, creating a family-of-therapists vibe. Unique aspects include a strong emphasis on accessible therapy concepts for everyday life, a kitchen-table feel, and sessions that blend personal narra... more
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Recent guests on Therapy Works include:
1. Mary Berry
2. Yasmine Naghdi
3. Manon Lagrève
4. Megan Jones
5. Mark Williamson
6. Arit Anderson
7. Judi Samuel
8. Emily Samuel
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