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What Your Therapist Is Reading ®

Jessica Fowler
Trauma
Attachment Theory
Forgiveness
Therapy
Health
Motivational Interviewing
Adolescents
Dyslexia
EMDR
Maternal Ambivalence
Neurodiversity
Play Therapy
Healing From Parental Abandonment and Neglect
Teen Anxiety
Chronic Illness
Panic
Teen Therapy
Parent-Teen Communication
SNAPS
Reading and Books

Do you ever wonder what kind of books therapists read and recommend to their clients? If so, welcome! This is your go to podcast for books related to mental health and self-help. At What Your Therapist is Reading, we talk about a wide range of topics that people may be struggling with in life.

Join Jessica Fowler, psychotherapist and book enthusiast who knows that the right book can completely c... more

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Sophia Valle Galano
Licensed clinical social worker, author, speaker, teacher, and practicing therapist
Private practice / author of Calming Teen Anxiety
Episode: Teen Anxiety with Sophia Vale Galano
Dr. Dana E. Crawford
Licensed clinical psychologist specializing in trauma-informed care, bias reduction, and cultural healing
Private practice, Manhattan
Episode: How to Heal Bias: Individual, Interpersonal & Institutional Change with Dr. Dana E. Crawford
Phil Lane
Licensed clinical social worker, psychotherapist, and author of Overcoming Panic and Panic Attacks
Private practice, Author
Episode: How to Stop Panic Attacks | Overcoming Panic with Phil Lane
Kaytee Gillis
Psychotherapist and author discussing Healing from Parental Abandonment and Neglect
Author of Healing from Parental Abandonment and Neglect
Episode: How Do You Heal from Parental Abandonment and Neglect with Kaytee Gillis
Lisa Gray
Licensed mental health professional, author of Thriving in a Relationship When You Have Chronic Illness
Private practice in the San Francisco Bay Area
Episode: Chronic Illness and Relationships: How to Thrive with Lisa Gray
Esther Avant
Author, speaker, and health industry veteran
Esther Avant
Episode: How Do You Build a Life of Health, Happiness & Confidence with Esther Avant
Hannah DeGroot
Licensed professional counselor, certified Enneagram coach, executive coach
Episode: How Your Enneagram Type Affects Your Money Habits with Khara Croswaite Brindle & Hannah DeGroot
Khara Croswaite Brindle
Published author and financial therapy advocate
Episode: How Your Enneagram Type Affects Your Money Habits with Khara Croswaite Brindle & Hannah DeGroot
Natalie Wexler
Education writer focused on literacy, cognitive science, and fairness
Natalie Wexler (author of The Knowledge Gap)
Episode: Why Is America's Education System Failing — And How Do We Fix It with Natalie Wexler

Host

Jessica Fowler
Host of What Your Therapist Is Reading

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 51 ratings
  • A Must Listen!

    As a therapist and mom, this podcast has been so helpful and healing for me. Jessica is an amazing host and a great resource for all my mental health needs!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    hershkiss
    United States2 years ago
  • Love the concept!

    This is such a great podcast! I am always curious to learn what other professionals are reading and Jessica does more than that. She brings you the author themselves as well. Great show! Keep them coming!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AlohaPT
    United States2 years ago
  • Jessica is a fantastic host

    I was honored to be a guest on Jessica’s show. She was professional, clearly knowledgeable, and a fantastic host. It’s rare to find such a class act human like Jessica these days.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kjqqqqq
    United States2 years ago
  • Love this podcast!

    I’m a therapist who loves to read. I also wrote a book and was interviewed by Jessica for this podcast. This is a great and fun podcast to listen to, and Jessica is also an excellent host. Highly recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    lisagr68
    United States2 years ago
  • Helping me build my book list!

    The variety of books featured and the stories of inspiration for the authors are so helpful to me as a therapist listener who wants to read all the books I can! This podcast is helping me organize what I want to read next and I appreciated being a guest author on the podcast as well!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kcbrindle
    United States3 years ago

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The variety of authors and topics helps therapists and clients expand their reading lists.
Guests consistently provide fresh book recommendations and actionable insights.
The show is a strong resource for therapists seeking new books to recommend to clients.
Listeners value the credible, compassionate hosting and guest expertise.
Therapists and book lovers praise the host for thoughtful, practical interviews.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

The Adult Side of Dyselxia with Dr. Kelli Sandman Hurley
Q: And so this was kind of like a bit of almost like a qualitative study where you had interviews with lots of people. What were some of the things that stuck out to you?
The core findings showed a disconnect between academic definitions and lived experiences, with dyslexia described as a traumatic and emotional struggle by adults; the long-term impact on goals, relationships, and self-esteem, and the crucial role of supportive, proactive instruction and safe learning environments.
Strategically Navigating Anti-Black Racism in Professional Spaces: A Practical Guide for Black People Responding to Racism in the Workplace with Dr. Pearis Jean
Q: How should readers approach the book—linearly or by jumping to chapters that speak to them?
Readers can approach it both ways: they can read linearly or jump to chapters that resonate, since each section maps to a component of the model and includes reflective prompts and vignettes.
Strategically Navigating Anti-Black Racism in Professional Spaces: A Practical Guide for Black People Responding to Racism in the Workplace with Dr. Pearis Jean
Q: Can you share about the SNAPS model and what eight components cover?
SNAPS stands for Strategically Navigating Anti-Black Racism in Professional Spaces; it comprises eight components that guide readers through emotional checks, safety considerations, and reflective questions to determine the best wellness-oriented response in racist incidents at work.
What Does It Mean to Really Listen with Dr. Randall Alfino on Receptivity
Q: What does listening in the raw mean?
Deep listening involves stripping away defenses, staying present with the speaker, and allowing vulnerability to emerge so true connection can happen.
Why Is America's Education System Failing — And How Do We Fix It with Natalie Wexler
Q: What can a parent or community member do to help?
Advocate for knowledge-building curricula, engage with school boards, and support professional development for teachers to implement content-rich instruction that connects reading to meaningful content.

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The show centers on conversations with authors who write about mental health, self-help, and related life topics, offering practical guidance, book recommendations, and real-world stories. Each episode blends clinical insight from practitioners with behind-the-page perspectives from authors, often focusing on strategies readers can apply with clients, patients, or themselves. Noteworthy elements include a consistent emphasis on actionable takeaways, a therapist-host's in-depth questions, and a recurring theme of how books translate into everyday healing, boundaries, and healthier relationships. This makes it a strong fit for listeners who want trusted book-oriented perspectives from mental health professionals and who appreciate clear, appl... more

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2. Dr. Dana E. Crawford
3. Phil Lane
4. Kaytee Gillis
5. Lisa Gray
6. Esther Avant
7. Hannah DeGroot
8. Khara Croswaite Brindle

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