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Thoughts from the Couch Podcast

Justine Carino, LMHC
Mental Health
Anxiety
Work-Life Balance
Self-Employment Stressors
Self-Care
Menstrual Cycle
Parenthood
Burnout
Boundary Setting
People Pleasing
Assertive Communication
Insomnia
Two Moons
Women's Health
Sobriety
Family Estrangement
Dysfunctional Relationships
Entrepreneurship
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy For Insomnia
Addiction Recovery

People-pleasing, perfectionism and stress aren't your story anymore! I'm licensed psychotherapist and anxiety treatment specialist, Justine Carino. Welcome to my virtual therapy couch, where we unpack modern mental health for modern women. I'm breaking down the easiest ways to manage anxiety, stress, perfectionism, "people-pleasing" habits and burnout for the working mom. You're just minutes away ... more

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In this episode of the Thoughts on the Couch Podcast, psychotherapists Justine Carino, LMHC and Anne-Marie Conlan, LMHC delve into the complexities of perfectionism and particularly how it manifests in high-achieving women. They explore the common co... more

Motherhood and entrepreneurship don’t come with a guidebook and doing both at once can feel overwhelming. In this episode, I sit down with four powerhouse women to share the real highs and lows of being a self-employed mom. We talk about messy routin... more

Work-life balance sounds good in theory but for working moms, it often feels impossible. In this episode, I sit down with Whitnee Hawthorne, author, speaker, and founder of The Savvy Working Mom, to break down the myths that keep us stuck in burnout.... more

As a self-employed mom, I know what it’s like to carry the weight of a business and a family at the same time. In this solo episode, I’m breaking down the invisible stressors that so many of us face, decision fatigue, financial pressure, time scarcit... more

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Alessandra Cortina
Civil litigation attorney and business consultant
Cortina Law Group
Episode: Ep 93: Balancing Acts: Behind the Scenes of Self-Employed Moms
Dana Carretta-Stein
Therapist and group practice owner
Peaceful Living Mental Health Counseling
Episode: Ep 93: Balancing Acts: Behind the Scenes of Self-Employed Moms
Donna Stefans
Founder and lead attorney at Stefans Law Group
Stefans Group
Episode: Ep 93: Balancing Acts: Behind the Scenes of Self-Employed Moms
Andrea Miller
Speaker and messaging architect
Episode: Ep 93: Balancing Acts: Behind the Scenes of Self-Employed Moms
Whitnee Hawthorne
Executive, speaker, author, and podcast host passionate about empowering women to thrive at work and home.
The Savvy Working Mom
Episode: 92: The Myth of Work Life Balance with Whitnee Hawthorne
Rachel Haack
Psychotherapist specializing in later adult life development, family conflict, and estrangement
Private practice
Episode: 90: Is Cutting off a Family Member the Right Choice? with Rachel Haack, MA, MFTI
Terry Chang
Co-founder of Two Moons and seasoned executive and lawyer with a background in media and beauty
Two Moons
Episode: 88: Your Emotions and Your Period
Dr. Ulrike Kaunzner
Neurologist with a focus on women's medicine and experience in integrative approaches to patient care
Two Moons
Episode: 88: Your Emotions and Your Period
Dr. Shelby Harris
Licensed clinical psychologist specializing in behavioral sleep medicine.
Owner of a private practice in White Plains, New York
Episode: 87: Insomnia and the Working Mom with Dr. Shelby Harris

Host

Justine Carino
Licensed mental health counselor and anxiety treatment specialist, focused on empowering women to manage stress, anxiety, and perfectionism effectively.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 89 ratings
  • Love Justine’s work

    I’ve been following Justine’s work and absolutely love her practical and empathetic approach. 🤍

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mimi @ Matria
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great podcast!

    I love this podcast! The insight and information Justine shares is incredible and I love getting to listen in to these conversations.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    alessandrapollina
    United Statesa year ago
  • Incredible Podcast!!

    I love this podcast because Justine is so real and talks about all of the things that we don’t talk about but need to talk about. Her guests are always on point.

    5 star podcast for sure!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    T Paige
    United Statesa year ago
  • Informative, Helpful, and Encouraging!

    If you struggle with anxiety or perfectionism, this podcast is a must-listen! Justine shares actionable tips on setting better boundaries so you can thrive (instead of just survive) in both motherhood and your career. Definitely subscribe to this one!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AnnaDKornick
    United Statesa year ago
  • Honest. Relatable. Empowering!

    Honestly, listening to Justine's podcast makes me feel heard. She has such amazing guests that talk about topics that are so relatable. I learn something new from each episode and find new and exciting people to follow and continue to learn from. I would recommend her any day!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    the wow girl
    United States2 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the practical and empathetic approach Justine takes, finding her advice actionable and relatable.
The podcast is seen as a valuable resource for women struggling with anxiety and perfectionism, often sparking personal insights and growth.
Reviewers commend the well-rounded guests and thought-provoking topics, frequently mentioning the empowerment and community feeling that the discussions foster.

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Talking Points

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87: Insomnia and the Working Mom with Dr. Shelby Harris
Q: What can someone who has defined insomnia start doing to work on this?
Start with basic sleep hygiene, such as limiting caffeine, keeping regular sleep schedules, and if they're not effective, seek cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBTi).
87: Insomnia and the Working Mom with Dr. Shelby Harris
Q: What are the biggest factors leading to insomnia in women today?
Higher rates of anxiety and depression, social stressors, and hormonal components, especially related to menstruation and pregnancy, are the major contributors to insomnia in women.
87: Insomnia and the Working Mom with Dr. Shelby Harris
Q: Can you first, let's define what insomnia is? Like what is the requirement for that label?
Insomnia is trouble falling asleep, staying asleep, and or awakening earlier than you would like, and it has to create a problem for you in your life somehow.
89: Sober Moms Can Be Sexy, with 2 Sober Girls
Q: Michaela, for you, was there one moment where you're like, I have to stop, I'm done with this?
I remember that day was just so vivid because when that nudge came to me of like, okay, you're never going to drink again. I noticed patterns in my drinking behavior that made me realize I don't feel good when I drink.
89: Sober Moms Can Be Sexy, with 2 Sober Girls
Q: Erinn, how did you get to the point where you realized you needed to go to inpatient rehab?
It was something that you just said. My type of drinking was I was a daily drinker and I was for a really long time, but very controlled, a glass or two of wine at lunch, but it just grew because my tolerance grew, and I was really, really depressed, like super depressed.

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