Hello and welcome back to the Psych Legal Pop podcast.

This is a podcast where we talk about popular culture through the lens of an attorney and a therapist.

I'm the therapist, Tess Brigham.

And I'm Brooke Brigham. I'm the attorney.

So we are continuing our sister wives coverage.

And I'm very, very, as a therapist, very excited for this episode.

This is season six, episode 10, polygamist marriage therapy.

And I just, justice for Nancy.

Justice for Nancy.

Because I've been in Nancy's shoes and I know, I know what this is like.

So, and it ain't easy.

Oh, yeah.

I mean, this is like uh i don't this just looks like a drag yeah

the whole thing it's just yeah well drag yeah there's different theories in this in terms of like

is it really helpful for people to do all this

stuff at once you know the whole concept that therapy started because it was like these hour

long increments once a week where or every other week whatever it is that you are talking and

examining these things and usually people are kind of drained after therapy right it's a little

draining and so you need time to process yeah and you have the week to process you have time to these things. And usually people are kind of drained after therapy, right? It's a little draining.

And you need time to process. Yeah. And you have the week to process. You have time to implement these things and to see what's working and not working. And, you know, as a therapist, you can come back and go, okay, what's working? Let's change this. Let's move this around. And I tend to be somebody who even I don't like to go to day long retreats I have or do I've done workshops that

were several. move this around. And I tend to be somebody who, even I don't like to go to day long retreats. I have

or do, I've done workshops that were several days. It's exhausting, whether you're the participant or the

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