Worth the Work
Amanda Johns, LCSW and Ryan Lynch, LCSWA quirky and insightful look into the world of therapy with topics that matter to you. Amanda Johns, LCSW and Ryan Lynch, LCSW, M.Ed, CST attempt to bring humor and education to issues of mental health and therapy. Each week they work to reduce the stigma around therapy. Ryan and Amanda are Licensed Clinical Social Workers, who have had the pleasure of working with clients from all different backg... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 33 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | Health & FitnessMental Health | ||||
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This week Ryan Lynch, LCSW, M.Ed, CST and Amanda Johns, LCSW talk with special guest Miranda Fort. She is a parent of a child who has been on a journey of finding authenticity in their identify. Miranda offers insight and wisdom in the challenges tha... more
In this episode, Amanda Johns, LCSW and Ryan Lynch LCSW, M.Ed, CST discuss how to navigate the shift that occurs in relationships when your child returns home from college. This transition can be exciting, and challenging for both parents, and their ... more
In this episode, Ryan Lynch, LCSW, M.Ed, CST and Amanda Johns, LCSW, again provide answers to some of the top relationship questions asked on the interwebz. They use their clinical insight to give straight answers, with some humor mixed in.
Did you know that men can experience postpartum depression? Did you know that postpartum depression can occur months after the birth? In this episode, Amanda Johns, LCSW and Ryan Lynch, LCSW, M.Ed, CST, talk with Joyce G Cooney, LPC about issues of p... more
In this episode Amanda Johns, LCSW and Ryan Lynch, LCSW, M.Ed, CST answer the top relationship questions asked on the interwebs. They provide real life responses to real life relationship challenges, with solid therapeutic education and insight.
In this Episode, Amanda Johns, LCSW and Ryan Lynch, LCSW, M.Ed, CST explore the relationship between teens and their parents. There are legitimate reasons your teen is acting the way they are, and there are ways you as a parent to strengthen the rela... more
In this episode Amanda Johns, LCSW and Ryan Lynch, LCSW, M.Ed, CST discuss the importance of clear, open and honest communication with your partner about sex and intimacy. Ryan and Amanda share their clinical insight and even provide an example of di... more
This week Ryan Lynch, LCSW, M.Ed, CST and Amanda Johns, LCSW talk about the keys to a healthy relationship. They discuss the importance of trust, honesty, openness, vulnerability and empathy in relationships. They provide solid descriptions of what t... more
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- Worth the listen!
Fun and educational! Amanda and Ryan have a great rapport, and are extremely knowledgeable in their field.
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United States5 years ago - We need more!
Hilarious, can't wait for more episodes!!!
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