5 • 643 Ratings
🗓️ 11 November 2019
⏱️ 59 minutes
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0:00.0 | Hey, coming up on today's episode of the virtual couch, I welcome back a very good friend of the |
0:05.0 | couch, Rachel Nielsen, host of the popular podcast 3 and 30 takeaways for moms. Today, Rachel and I |
0:10.5 | discuss the challenges of finding a good therapist and how important it is to ensure that there is a fit |
0:15.9 | there between you and your therapist. Rachel, as she does so incredibly well, gets open and vulnerable, |
0:21.5 | and she shares what initially led her to therapy, what a bit of a negative initial experience |
0:25.7 | with the therapist looked like, and how important it was for her to keep looking until she |
0:29.8 | found somebody who ultimately helped her through some truly trying times. She's also discussed |
0:34.2 | as transitioning from one therapist to another, as well as the challenges of finding a therapist for her seven-year-old son when he was struggling. |
0:40.9 | So that and so much more is coming up on this episode of the virtual couch. |
0:58.4 | Hey, so today's episode deals with finding the right fit in therapy. |
1:02.6 | And my guest, Rachel Nielsen, who is host of the popular podcast 3 and 30 takeaways for moms, is going to talk about some of the challenges that she had in finding the right |
1:06.4 | therapist. |
1:07.2 | Now, as a therapist myself, I, of course, recommend that everybody give therapy a try. I mean, |
1:11.6 | truly, we're all hanging on to some things that would maybe be helpful to process or there |
1:15.7 | are things in our life that we maybe thought we would achieve by now or things that we desperately |
1:19.4 | want to achieve so that we won't live a life full of regrets. Or there are people listening right |
1:24.7 | now who might be noticing that their anxiety or their depression is getting a tiny bit more. |
1:28.7 | If it's like me, you can go listen to a couple episodes I did on this. |
1:31.9 | I started recognizing that I had ADHD and I needed to deal with it. |
1:36.4 | But let's just say that some of these things get a tiny bit amplified, maybe the longer they're left untreated. |
1:41.4 | Well, I think you owe it to yourself or to those around you, your spouse, |
1:44.6 | your kids, and I mean, honestly, if I'm being honest, which I just said twice, you owe it to yourself, |
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