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Things You Learn in Therapy

Beth Trammell PhD, HSPP
Mental Health
Neurodivergence
ADHD
Parenting
Autism
Aging Parents
Communication In Relationships
Empathy
Mental Health Counseling
Couples Therapy
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Therapy
Communication
Teenagers
Confrontation
Child Development
Goal Setting
School Year Preparation
Family Dynamics
Caregiving

A behind-the-scenes look at the best tips and techniques from clinicians around the world. This podcast shares practical techniques for a wide range of mental health topics, from parenting to substance use, mindfulness, anxiety, depression and so much more. If you are looking for great mental health advice from experienced therapists & psychologists, you are in the right place! AND... if you are y... more

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Recent Guests

Nicole McNellis
Licensed Professional Counselor specializing in perinatal mental health and author
Nicole McNellis, private practice
Episode: Ep 143: Maternal Rage: The Message Behind the Meltdown with Nicole McNelis
Brooke Bralove
Licensed clinical social worker and ASEC certified sex therapist
Private practice in Bethesda, Maryland
Episode: Ep 142: Hormone Havoc and Honey, We Need to Talk with Brooke Bralove
Kim Feeney
Social worker and play therapist
Butterfly Beginnings Counseling
Episode: Ep 138: Are we playing enough? The critical role of play across childhood with Kim Feeney
Phil Quinn
Podcast editor and producer with a background in radio and podcasting
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Episode: Ep 136: Voice Matters: Turning Your Passion into a Podcast with Phil Quinn
Rachel Elder
Licensed mental health counselor and co-founder of Connected Couples Counseling
Connected Couples Counseling
Episode: Ep 134: What If You're Wrong About Your Relationship? with Rachel Elder
Jacque Tyrell
Licensed clinical social worker
Private Practice
Episode: Ep 133: The Trap of Toxic Positivity with Jacque Tyrrell
Jillian Oetting
Licensed professional counselor with a focus on behavior modification
New Growth Counseling and Consulting
Episode: Ep 132: Beyond Bad Behavior: Understanding Children's Messages with Jillian Oetting
Victoria Rodriguez
A licensed professional counselor right outside of New Orleans, Louisiana.
Revive Practice
Episode: Ep131: Navigating the Ebb and Flow of Invisible Illness: How to Support Without Judgment with Dr. Victoria Rodriguez
Laurel Roberts-Meese
Licensed therapist specializing in high-pressure jobs
Episode: Ep 130: You Can't Vacation Your Way Out of Burnout with Laurel Roberts-Meese

Host

Dr. Beth Trammell
Host and psychologist focusing on mental health and therapeutic practices, offering insights derived from clinical experiences.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 31 ratings
  • Practical information on therapies!

    I randomly found this podcast a few months ago. I loved how the topics are relatable and the information it gives is applicable to real life situations.

    For instance I got curious about the feelings wheel they talk about Debrief: Megan’s episode. Unfortunately I couldn’t find the information on the blog.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    balkesler
    United Statesa year ago
  • A must listen!

    This podcast is truly like therapy in your ears! I learn so much as a therapist and love sharing helpful episodes with clients

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Machomachine
    United States3 years ago
  • Tips everyone can use!

    I found this podcast through being a guest on the podcast. It was really fun to talk with Beth and discuss the importance of marriage meetings for improving couple communication. My speciality is marriage counseling with military and veteran couples, so we talked a lot about some of the unique challenges facing military couples along with tips for military couples navigating military life stressors. Through the interview, Beth’s expertise and kindness was so apparent. This podcast covers many me... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Elizabeth “Liz” Polinsky
    United States3 years ago
  • We don’t deserve Beth Trammell

    I was privileged to meet Beth when we were graduate students. I know Beth to be one of the most empathic, authentic, courageous and concerned people on the planet. She is a true helper in most important ways. This podcast is another, high quality, high value endeavor that furthers her cause (helping others) in meaningful way. Thank you, Beth 🙏

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dr_Sunshine
    United States4 years ago

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Many express gratitude for the authentic, informed perspectives shared by the host and guests.
Reviewers highlight the engaging nature of topics covered, emphasizing the importance of emotional support in conversations.
Listeners find the content relatable and applicable to real life, particularly appreciating the practical mental health tips.
The show is described as therapeutic and insightful, offering high-quality advice from experienced therapists.

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Q: What is the importance of early intervention in ADHD?
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Ep 144: ADHD Myths, Facts, And Next Steps
Q: What are some of the common misconceptions about ADHD?
Common misconceptions include that ADHD doesn't exist, and that medication is the only solution.
Ep 140: The Double-Edged Sword of Mental Health Labels in the Age of Social Media with Dr. Tim Hess
Q: How do we help people in positions of authority balance accountability and empathy towards students experiencing mental health issues?
It's essential to recognize the balance between being human and asserting academic requirements, considering individual circumstances without compromising responsibilities.
Ep 136: Voice Matters: Turning Your Passion into a Podcast with Phil Quinn
Q: What's your advice for someone who's listening and they're like, I've really thought about doing a podcast, but I am kind of afraid?
The very first thing is please understand the time commitment. You need to know how much prep time is involved and who your audience is.
Ep 139: Breaking the Silence: How Modern Men Navigate Emotional Challenges with Dr. Tim Hess
Q: Where are things at now with kind of men's mental health? What are the things that are kind of on the radar?
Men's mental health has been gaining more attention, originally starting in the 70s, but now includes a more diverse range of experiences. There is an increase in men seeking therapy for relationship issues, which goes against traditional masculine ideologies that value independence.

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The content covers a wide range of mental health topics, focusing on practical tips and techniques provided by experienced clinicians. Key themes include maternal mental health, the complexities of relationships, men's emotional health, and coping strategies for various challenges such as burnout and chronic illness. The approach is accessible and informative, aiming to support both individuals seeking mental wellness and professionals in the field. Unique to this content is its emphasis on real-life applications of therapeutic practices, making it relatable for listeners who may be navigating their own mental health journeys or those of their clients.

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