
Megan and Amber are two Midwest trauma therapists who became real friends and kept having conversations they wished existed somewhere — honest, warm, a little chaotic, and nothing like what you'd expect from two people with therapy degrees. Every episode, they get into real life. Relationships, motherhood, pop culture, mental health, and everything in between. No expert hats. No heavy air. Just tw... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthEducationHealth & FitnessSelf-Improvement | |||

This week, Megan is resting at home with her adorable new baby boy, so Amber is joined by guest co-host Justin Gillespie, also known as ADHD Therapist J! Justin is a therapist, author, and owner of The Superior Center in Michigan.
In this episode, ... more
Why do so many of us grow up feeling like an outsider in our own lives, carrying a persistent sense of dread or self-doubt? On this episode of We Should Talk, Megan and Amber dive into complex post-traumatic stress disorder (CPTSD) - a form of ongoin... more
Why does a simple disagreement make your heart race, or cause you to shut down completely? On this episode of We Should Talk, Megan and Amber break down the hidden mechanics of conflict - tracing why we react the way we do back to our earliest childh... more
This week, Megan and Amber catch up on everything from surviving intense weekend routines to celebrating major milestones including the surreal feeling of seeing long-term creative projects finally coming together. Plus, Megan shares a raw moment of ... more
Ever catch yourself having a reaction to a situation that feels completely out of proportion, but you just can't seem to turn down the intensity? In this deeply validating episode, Megan and Amber break down the subtle, heavy world of emotional flash... more
In this heavy yet necessary conversation, Megan and Amber dive deep into the nuanced layers sitting beneath the high-profile Lindsay Clancy trial. Moving past the sensationalized headlines, they unpack what it actually means to navigate postpartum me... more
After a few weeks away with a dreamy, points funded escape to the Ritz Carlton, a chaotic first week of school, and some serious pre baby nesting, Megan and Amber are back at the mic!
In this episode, the girls dive deep into the messy, protective,... more
In this week's episode, Megan and Amber take a well-deserved breather from the heavy topics to step into a little nostalgic fun! From third-trimester updates and chaotic summer routines to pulling cards from the Everyday Millennial Oracle deck, this ... more
This podcast is the perfect blend of humor and authenticity while also diving into important topics! It’s a great listen for therapists and non-therapists alike. I really enjoy the insight and connection brought into each episode. Can’t wait for next week!
What cool and interesting topics to dive into and their perspectives on it. Can’t wait to hear more and I know they’re just getting started. I love that I get to see and witness from the beginning what they create with the show!
So so good, I love the realness:) it gives us permission we didn’t know we needed.
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