Your Therapist is Not Okay

In this episode, Jess and Ryan delve into the complexities of treating eating disorders amidst the growing popularity of weight loss drugs. They break down what eating disorders entail, discuss the challenges they’ve faced in supporting clients with these struggles, and share how new weight loss drug trends add layers of difficulty to therapy. They also reflect on their perso

In this episode, Ryan shares their experiences with body dysmorphia as a non-binary individual, discussing how societal expectations of gender impact their body image. Jess reflects on the ongoing challenge of navigating media messages about the "ideal" body, even as a therapist who helps others with similar struggles. Watch our videos on Body Dysmorphia and Pride: https://youtu.b

In this episode, we dive into what happens when a client unintentionally triggers their therapist, and how therapists navigate these moments to uphold a supportive and healing environment. Ryan shares how their gender identity influences their practice, including how clients respond and how it shapes therapeutic interactions. Jess also explores the role of self-disclosure and the c

Therapists are often seen as the ones with all the answers, but they face their own mental health challenges too. In Episode 4, Jess and Ryan explore the struggles therapists experience behind the scenes. How do they cope, and how does it impact their work? Listen now to find out ✨ Link to our blog posts: https://centredself.ca/articles/f/would-you-call-in-sick-with-depressionht

In this episode, Jess and Ryan dive into the complex dynamics of the therapist-client relationship, asking a question many clients wonder: "Does My Therapist Really Care About Me?" They explore the role of boundaries in therapy and why they're crucial for maintaining a healthy, professional relationship. However, these boundaries can sometimes feel complicated, especially when th

In this episode, we dive into one of the most common questions people ask about therapy: "Can My Therapist Fix Me?" We explore the idea of being "fixed" in therapy and unpack the unrealistic expectations many of us bring into the process including timelines and what certain milestones may look like. Ryan shares insights on the journey of healing, explaining why progress isn't al

In our debut episode of Your Therapist is Not Okay, we dive deep into the heart of what it truly means to sit on the other side of the therapy couch as a "wounded healer." Helping others with their mental health struggles while facing your own can be messy and complicated. Join Jess and Ryan as they break down the barriers of what it means to support others while healing yourself!

Join Jess and Ryan as they dive deep into the heart of what it truly means to sit on the other side of the therapy couch as a "wounded healer" ✨