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Jeffrey Mangrum opens his substance-abuse classes with something most educators would never admit out loud to a room of strangers. Hear why, on this episode of Therapist Voices.

Full episode with Jeffrey Mangrum is out now on Spotify.

Wendy Wollner has a very specific, practiced rule for what to do in the moment right after you say the wrong thing to someone. It's not the reaction you'd expect from most people.

Full episode with Wendy Wollner is out now on Spotify.

Social workers walk into the weekly care meeting ready to speak up, and get overridden anyway. Dr. Mariah Maurice breaks down why burnout, packed caseloads, and being undermined in interdisciplinary spaces all feed into the same problem.

One yoga class left her thinking, "oh my God, this is so hard, I can't do yoga." Chris McDonald, LCMHCS, RYT 200, admits that back pain and all, she almost wrote off the whole practice until she found slow mindful movement instead. She explains why she calls what she teaches nervous system yoga, and how those same skills are meant to travel home with clients long after the session ends.

Lee Lucian openly admits he once thought he could personally save everybody as a young, overconfident crisis worker. His wife had a very specific, memorable way of telling him otherwise.

Full episode with Lee Lucian Shadeck is out now on Spotify.

Jeffrey Mangrum built a touring live-training business booking 170 shows a year for corporations. Then 2008 hit, and it dropped to 10 almost overnight. Here's what he did next to rebuild it all.

Full episode with Jeffrey Mangrum is out now on Spotify.

For years, traditional talk therapy only got her clients so far, no matter how much CBT or person centered work she brought into the room. Chris McDonald, LCMHCS, RYT 200, walks through her own path through meditation, breathwork, community mental health, and private practice, and names the exact shift that changed how her clients heal. Once the body enters the room, everything moves faster.

Wendy Wollner has a name for the well-meaning phrases people say about grief that actually make it worse. She breaks down exactly why, on this episode of Therapist Voices.

Full episode with Wendy Wollner is out now on Spotify.

Patients often have a clear wish for their own care. But when family disagrees, that wish can disappear fast. Dr. Mariah Maurice breaks down why patient autonomy quietly gets overridden inside the system.