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You Must Be Some Kind of Therapist

Stephanie Winn
Mental Health
Covid-19
Gender Identity
Mass Delusional Psychosis
Fear
Medicalization
Human Rights Violations
Gender Dysphoria
Safetyism
Conversion Therapy
Disorders Of Sexual Development
Detransition
Transgender Identity
Detransitioning
Parental Rights
Transgender Issues
Infertility
Puberty Blockers
Podcasting
Porn Addiction

A podcast at the intersection of psychology and culture that intimately explores the human experience and critiques the counseling profession. Your host, Stephanie Winn, distills wisdom gained from her practice as a family therapist and coach while pivoting towards questions of how to apply a practical understanding of psychology to the novel dilemmas of the 21st century, from political polarizati... more

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Recent Guests

Róisín Michaux
Irish writer based in Brussels, focusing on women's rights and free speech in the context of transgender movement
Independent writer/observer
Episode: 206. The Intersex Lie: Róisín Michaux on How Queer Theory Hijacked a Rare Medical Condition
Dennison Joyce
Host of Through the Looking Glass on WIOX Radio
Through the Looking Glass / WIOX Radio
Episode: 205. The Trifecta of Social Contagion: What Every Parent Needs to Know | my conversation with Dennison Joyce
Ryan Malphrus
Licensed clinical social worker; therapist in private practice; focuses on boys and men
Private practice (Maryland and Connecticut)
Episode: 204. Why Young Men Are Struggling and What Therapists Are Getting Wrong with Ryan Malphrus
Dr. Will Dobud
Social worker, researcher, and educator with experience in youth mental health
Author of 'Kids These Days'
Episode: 202. Label Mania: How Diagnosing Every Kid Is Backfiring on a Generation with Will Dobud
Benjamin Ryan
Independent reporter covering pediatric gender medicine for the past three years.
Writes for The New York Times, NBC News, and The New York Sun.
Episode: 200. First Detransition Lawsuit Victory: Inside the Varian v. Einhorn Trial with Benjamin Ryan
Dr. Michael Ziffra
Psychiatrist and associate professor at Northwestern University, specializing in anxiety disorders.
Northwestern University
Episode: 199. A Psychiatrist's Guide to Political Anxiety and Medication Myths with Dr. Michael Ziffra
Brant Elwood
Author of 'Gods, Heroes and Groups', with a focus on relational dynamics through mythic archetypes.
Episode: 196. Unconscious Group Dynamics and the Psychology of Scapegoating with Brant Elwood
Dr. Travis Morrell
Chair of Colorado Principled Physicians, advocating for evidence-based medicine
Colorado Principled Physicians
Episode: 195. The Medical Mafia: How the AMA Manufactures Consensus on Gender Care with Dr. Travis Morrell
Tammy Weitzman
Licensed clinical social worker with extensive experience in cancer care.
Episode: 194. Cancelled From Cancer Care: Social Worker Tammy Weitzman Fired Over DEI

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Stephanie Winn
Host and family therapist with a keen interest in the intersection of psychology and societal issues.

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 407 ratings
  • Thoughtful

    Thoughtful conversations with professionals in different fields

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PDX 97206
    United Statesa month ago
  • Excellent

    Loved the show as a YouTube channel and like the in depth conversation more in podcast format

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gnome chopper
    United Statesa month ago
  • Thoughtful and intelligent

    Every interview is eye opening and the observations are reasonable and compassionate. Really great podcast.

    Ps - Dr Haim is a true hero.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    rrr in texas
    United States4 months ago
  • Absolutely brilliant

    A lifesaver.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cyrila G
    United States5 months ago
  • An honest, respectful discussion about gender and other psychology topics.

    Stephanie Winn offers a wealth of knowledge and truth during a time when others are adhering to political correctness that is in fact nonsense. I was especially excited about episode 152 because universal truths are so important to us as Catholics. Stephanie’s guests are from varied backgrounds, so the show offers different perspectives on human development and interactions. I thoroughly enjoy her discussions and appreciate her courage. She defends the truth, which helps protect people facing in... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Angie the saffer
    United Statesa year ago

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Listeners praise the podcast for its thoughtful and compassionate discussions, often highlighting its unique ability to address controversial issues with nuance.
Many find the content enlightening and intelligent, particularly valuing the diverse perspectives offered by the guests.
Audience reviews express appreciation for the host's ability to engage with difficult subjects while maintaining a sense of warmth and empathy.
Some listeners appreciate the podcast's commitment to addressing the ethical complexities within the mental health field, while others challenge its framing of certain social issues.

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204. Why Young Men Are Struggling and What Therapists Are Getting Wrong with Ryan Malphrus
Q: What role does differentiation play in healthier parenting and adolescent development?
Differentiation allows adults to model healthy separation of thoughts and emotions from actions, enabling young people to make independent decisions and develop a stable sense of self without being crushed by parental expectations.
204. Why Young Men Are Struggling and What Therapists Are Getting Wrong with Ryan Malphrus
Q: How can parents and educators respond more effectively in moments of conflict with boys?
Move toward understanding the behavior's function, offer a win-win that respects boundaries, and use natural or logical consequences rather than reflexive punishment, while supporting autonomy and teaching self-regulation.
204. Why Young Men Are Struggling and What Therapists Are Getting Wrong with Ryan Malphrus
Q: What are the most common issues young men are facing today?
The host and guest discuss a tension between aggressive impulses, the pressure to conform, and the lack of clearly defined roles or rituals for manhood, with emphasis on how societal messaging can lead to internalized shame and avoidance of space to express feelings.
202. Label Mania: How Diagnosing Every Kid Is Backfiring on a Generation with Will Dobud
Q: Can you explain digital interference versus digital integration?
Digital interference refers to the negative effects of screens, while digital integration occurs when young people make healthy decisions in technology use with proper guidance.
202. Label Mania: How Diagnosing Every Kid Is Backfiring on a Generation with Will Dobud
Q: Will, what advice do you have for parents and people working with youth?
Setting up an environment where young people can be curious and giving them something to participate in is more impactful than trying to fix them.

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1. Róisín Michaux
2. Dennison Joyce
3. Ryan Malphrus
4. Dr. Will Dobud
5. Benjamin Ryan
6. Dr. Michael Ziffra
7. Brant Elwood
8. Dr. Travis Morrell

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