Welcome back to the podcast. My name is Joseph Clough and this is episode. Can you believe it? Episode 700. 700 recorded episodes,

which is kind of mind-blowing, right? I mean, how many podcasts have 700 episodes? I'm sure

quite a few. But it's amazing to be here. If you're listening to this on the

podcast, I was say in the future, this is being broadcasted live on YouTube, on Facebook.

So go ahead and join us on YouTube. And that means we can support you on the live show.

We have like a pre-show, we get to know each other, discuss certain things,

and then on the after show as well of this recording, we have a few more minutes to get together

and to figure things out and kind of see what happens. So I go live Monday, Wednesday, Friday,

3 p.m. Pacific, 5 p.m. Central, 6 p.m. in the East Coast,

and 11 p.m. in the United Kingdom. And yes, that's exactly what we do. But in this episode,

this episode, we're talking about when talk therapy doesn't work. Now I'm going to emphasize on the when

here because I'm not saying talk therapy doesn't work. I'm not saying that at all. I'm saying

when it does not work. Just like when hypnosis doesn't work, I did an episode about why hypnosis doesn't work at times.

So I like to cover all bases here. So you may have done talk therapy.

And let's just say talk therapy could be things like psychologists, therapists, counselors,

when you're just talking about your issue.

Now, let me be very clean and clear of my language once again.

I have zero dislike to that therapy.

Any forms of talk therapy, I have zero dislike.

I think any therapy, which is geared to help you is perfect, right?

Like, well, not necessarily perfect, but it's intentionally is perfect.

And therefore, we should celebrate how many mediums of transformation that there are.

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