Therapy Rebranded

Grab a snack and settle in—this episode is full of juicy Reddit dilemmas and therapist takes that might be a little too honest. First up, someone's ex-friend is now a therapist… and she thinks she's the worst. Should she write a letter to her job or just let it go? Then, we dive into some money drama: a woman inherits a chunk of change from her dad and doesn't want to share a dime with her husband. Fair game or kind of shady? We laugh, unpack, and overanalyze—as always. Come hang!

This week we're back with a delightfully chaotic mix of religion, culture, and a sprinkle of therapy takes. We kick things off with the big news—Leo is our new pope?! Yep. Then we unpack yet another Trump conspiracy, whether we'll ever see a Black pope, and why America suddenly feels... more religious?We also chat about millennial women turning back to faith, the tricky (and funny) parts of working with religious therapy clients, and why “she must be single” isn't the mic drop you think it is.Whether you're here for laughs, reflection, or just to see what two therapists think about all this mess—you're in the right place.

We're unpacking all the messy, emotional, and weirdly funny parts of American life post-election—from media overload to whether political tribalism is getting worse. Don't worry—it's not all doom. We keep it honest, human, and a little ridiculous (because that's where we're at, honestly).Also:Do we secretly want Trump supporters to suffer?

Should He Quit His Job Over a Flirty CEO? + When Forgiveness Feels Impossible In this week's episode, we tackle two powerful Reddit dilemmas.  First up: a man is questioning whether to **end his 8-year marriage** because he's developed feelings for the **CEO at one of his jobs**—a CEO who's been openly flirting. Should he **quit the job to save his relationship**, or is the damage already done?  Then, we end on a heavier note: a father is **struggling to forgive** his 11-year-old nephew for harming his 6-year-old son. It's been years, but the pain hasn't faded. We explore how **age, trauma, and accountability** impact healing and forgiveness within families.  

Therapists Review Netflix Mini Series Adolescence! On this episode, they take a deep dive into Adolescence and explore its depiction of Jamie, a 13 yr old incel. 

On this week's episode the hosts cave and finally talk politics again! They cover the bill being introduced in the Minnesota Legislature "attempting" to legitimize Trump Derangement Syndrome. Then cover a social media influencer whose gotten popular over his quest to die. Join our hosts as they laugh through the pain that is 2025! 

Our podcasters respond to a Redditor convinced that therapy is sex work without the "happy ending." Is there any truth to this accusation? 

Love Is Blind Minneapolis Recap | Midwest Marriage, Christian Values & Viral MomentsIn this episode, we break down Parts 1 & 2 of Love Is Blind Minneapolis—covering all the drama, emotional moments, and uniquely Midwest themes that make this season stand out. From early marriages to Christian family values and everything in between, we analyze the cast, their connections, and the most talked-about moments.If you're obsessed with Netflix's Love Is Blind and want all the tea on the viral moments before these couples head to the altar, this is the recap you need. Don't miss our take on the relationships, the red flags, and the cultural influences shaping this season! Watch now and catch up before the next episodes drop!

In this episode, we break down the disturbing realities of transracial adoption and how family vlogging exploits children for views. We dive into the HBO documentary "An Update On Our Family," which exposes how Myka Stauffer used YouTube analytics to grow her brand—at the expense of her adopted son, Huxley.Then, we shift gears to the ongoing debate over DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) programs—are they making racial tensions worse, or is that just a convenient excuse to dismantle progress? We also discuss the myth of "merit-based hiring" and why calls to "return" to it are misleading at best.

Topics:  EMDR, therapy with East African families, Gaza, Communal Grieving and De-Colonized TherapyIn-Depth Interview with Dahabe Youseff: Trauma, Therapy, and First-Generation ChallengesWatch this extended, uncut conversation with Dahabe Youseff, a trauma therapist who immigrated to the U.S. as a child. Dahabe shares her unique and informed perspective on working with East African families and the complex challenges of supporting first-generation clients in therapy. Explore cultural dynamics, generational gaps, and the nuanced approach required to foster healing in immigrant communities.

This bonus episode is all about Reddit drama, and oh, it's a ride. First up, an adult daughter takes a handful of pills, ends up in the ER, and somehow the real tragedy is how her mom's going to cope. Priorities, right? Then, we dive into a marriage predictably crumbling under the weight of their decision to add another human to the mix. Spoiler alert: it's not going well. 

LA Fires Expose American PsycheIn this episode, we skip the Reddit drama and dive straight into the pressing issues shaping America in 2025. From debating Obama's charm to venting about the nation's reluctance to tackle climate change, we leave no stone unturned in this candid conversation.Topics: LA Wildfires, Trumps Inauguration, Politicians Lying, Obama As A Symbol Of Hope, Communicating With Older Generations, Felons Fighting Fires, Climate Change 

Co-Parenting Woes, Prison Brides, and Hunter Biden's PardonThis week, the hosts dive into some thought-provoking topics:  -Reddit Drama: A frustrated mom co-parenting with her ex-husband, who left their six-year-old alone at the movies. What are her options? Unfortunately, not much—but we explore the nuances of her dilemma.  - Questionable Psychiatry: When does a psychiatrist's curiosity about a patient's sex life cross the line? We discuss boundaries and relevance in therapy.  - Reality TV Deep Dive: The hosts spent their weekend binge-watching *Prison Brides* on Lifetime. They analyze the psychology of women choosing incarcerated partners, the trials of post-release relationships, and why so many of these unions don't last.  - Hunter Biden's Pardon: Closing the episode, we tackle the political implications of President Biden pardoning his son. Does it set a precedent, or is it just political noise?  Tune in for a mix of real-life issues, pop culture, and honest commentary on current events.

Why Democrats Lost: A Deep Dive into the Psychology of American PoliticsIn this episode, we unpack Kamala Harris's election loss and dive into the complex dynamics shaping American politics. From analyzing the motivations of Trump's base to dissecting the ongoing culture war between liberals and conservatives, we explore how critics often fail to present real solutions. Join us for a candid discussion about the challenges and realities of modern American politics.(0:00) Promotion (1:15) Intro(1:50) Reddit: I am calling off my engagement after my partner revealed he is MAGA.(11:29) Did Kamala Lose Or Did Trump Win? (17:10) Kamala Harris Is Labeled A DEI Candidate(20:00) Comedians Gaslit Us(26:24) Trump Won The Culture War (35:55) Black Men *Kinda Voted For Trump(41:28) Trump Sold Fear(45:26) Can You Be A Moderate And Vote For Trump? (52:00) The Far Left And Far Right(1:00:00) Taking Rights From White Men (1:05:00) Kamala Was Business As Usual (1:06:00) Is Your Vote For The Collective? Should It Be?(1:13:00) Likeability Politics Suck(1:15:43) How Were Your Clients?

Celebrating 30! Love is Blind DC Reunion Drama, Sperm Donor Lies & Election Predictions  In this episode, we kick things off with a celebration of our hosts turning 30!

Main Topics and Themes: This episode dives deep into personal and relational drama, examining how betrayal, guilt, and hidden secrets affect people's lives—both on Reddit and reality TV (*Love is Blind* DC). We explore mental health themes in therapy critiques, raising questions about the field's detachment. Finally, we pivot to a broader political conversation about media narratives, social pressure, and the evolving role of leadership, with Kamala Harris' Fox News appearance providing a timely backdrop.______We kick off the episode like always—with some juicy Reddit drama! First up, a woman is feeling guilty after breaking things off with her cheating partner but not saying goodbye to his daughter after two years. Should she reach out? We have mixed opinions on that. Then, we respond to a surprising claim that training turns therapists into apathetic robots, disconnected from real-life experiences. Finally, we dive into a Redditor's discovery of her husband's secret social media account. Spoiler: it's probably not good news.In the midsection, we discuss *Love is Blind* DC, focusing on two couples. First, we analyze the seemingly perfect pairing of Tyler and Ashley, which nearly crumbled when Tyler revealed he's a sperm donor to three children. We unpack the internet's theories and wait to see what else unfolds. Next, we're left stunned by Alex and Tim's shocking breakup—apparently over nothing! We explore Tim's sudden behavior change and what might be driving it. Spoiler: Ashley dodged a bullet there.We close out with a political discussion sparked by VP Kamala Harris' interview on *Fox News* with Brett Baier. We react to her agenda, while Javae dives into how shifting social narratives influence today's political discourse. We also challenge the "both sides" argument and debate the role of the president in shaping public opinion.

In this fiery episode of Therapy Rebranded, we dive into some hot-button topics where our opinions clash: who says the "n" word, what an "equitable marriage" truly looks like, and where racism ranks among everyday insults.As always, we start with wild Reddit advice, featuring some outrageous scenarios. First, a woman is heartbroken to find out her husband isn't disgusted by sexual content online. Should she really be this shocked? Next, a husband expects his wife to do all his laundry—does that *ever* fly? Spoiler: it doesn't. Then, we dig into the drama of a "therapist" reaching out to their client's ex-girlfriend. Yep, it's just as unprofessional as it sounds. Finally, we tackle the woes of forced coworker bonding in 2024—is there ever a good reason to make that happen?We wrap up with a heated discussion about performative morality, exploring how social pressures shape racial politics and the ways people are expected to conform. Tune in for an episode packed with tough conversations and humor! (0:00) Introduction , (1:00) Rachel Births A Cat, (2:34) Reddit 1: AITA For Not Believing My BF After Finding Nudes On His Phone?, (12:01) Gabe Thinks We Should Let The Dead Rest, (12:54) Reddit 2: Gone for two weeks. My husband piled his clothes by the washer instead of doing his own laundry

In this episode, Rachel's still away in Europe, so Javae's best friend Patrice joins as a guest co-host with a surprise—a recording of a meeting from 2017 when they both worked at a job they loathed. Patrice shares the audio where she (and somehow Javae, even though she wasn't there) gets reprimanded for being late and working too closely together on tasks. But before we dig into that juicy throwback...We kick things off by diving into some tough Reddit questions. First, a grieving wife discovers her late husband was unfaithful throughout their entire relationship. We unpack the emotional layers of complicated grief. Next, we respond to someone whose cousin committed a serious crime, but their family is brushing it off—what happens when your family's moral compass is completely off? Lastly, we tackle a dilemma about a coworker "stealing time"—should they mind their business or risk loyalty for the sake of ethics?Finally, we get into the core of the episode: the job that strengthened Patrice and Javae's friendship. They reflect on their time at a toxic workplace, talk about feeling micromanaged, and share insights on race, gender, and workplace dynamics. Tune in for the laughs, real talk, and some throwback drama!4o

With Rachel out of town, Javae brings on her friend Joe Onuoha—a police officer, business owner, and father—to discuss a wide range of topics, including his experiences during the George Floyd Uprisings, the Breonna Taylor verdict, body cams, mental health stigma in policing, and the debate around defunding the police.We start by breaking down a Reddit post about a wife who's helping her best friend cheat, questioning the trust issues and motivations behind the behavior. Then, we delve into Joe's background, from his immigration from Nigeria due to religious persecution to his upbringing in Minnesota and his decision to join law enforcement.Joe shares how becoming a police officer affected his decade-long friendship with Javae, particularly during the George Floyd Uprisings. We discuss the complexities of policing, racial identity, and the social pressures Joe faces in his role as a Black officer.Join us for an honest conversation on policing, race, and navigating tough conversations between friends

Rachel has passed her LICSW exam and launched her own business, The Collective Mental Health and Wellness! Specializing in helping individuals and couples with anxiety, depression, trauma, and relationship stressors, Rachel's new venture is off to a great start. We toast to her achievements before diving into some juicy Reddit posts.First, we tackle a couple comparing their "micro-cheating" incidents. They turn to Reddit for answers on whose actions were worse and whether they can salvage their relationship. Next, we explore the struggles of two adolescents dealing with "insane parents." One teen is caught in their dad's relationship drama, while another faces a manipulative mother driven by addiction.Javae shares her experiences as a Black American traveling internationally and the surprising revelation about her name during the trip. Meanwhile, Rachel recounts having the most important therapy session of her life, though she can't quite remember the details!This episode was shot in mid-June, and little did we know how much would change before its release! With the reality show of American politics heating up for election season, we wrap up by discussing Clarence Thomas's agreement with Rahimi in the US vs. Rahimi Texas Supreme Court Case. What's the benefit of arming people convicted of domestic abuse? How have these protections helped domestic violence victims? We dive deep into these pressing issues.News Articles Referenced In The Episode https://www.texasstandard.org/stories/supreme-court-domestic-violence-guns-zackey-rahimi/https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/supreme-court-upholds-federal-ban-firearms-domestic-violence/story?id=111272685

In this episode, we start by tackling key topics: understanding childhood trauma, supporting parents who fear therapist judgment, why some therapists don't take insurance, and bridging generational gaps in parenting. We then dive into a Reddit post where a parent is troubled by their adult child's negative recollections of childhood. We explore the differing perspectives and discuss how collective healing might bridge the divide. Next, we dissect a dramatic Reddit story of a man whose wife confessed to cheating only after he donated a kidney to her. Can their marriage be saved? We're not so sure. Lastly, we interview Rosilynn Morris about her passion for trauma work, her insights on attachment, and the unique challenges of being both a therapist and a parent.If you live in Minnesota and are interested in Rosilynn being your therapist, click the link: [Rosilynn Morris](https://www.find-your-piece.com/) 

Tune in for some content that's fun, a bit petty and not at all therapeutic! We shake things up by interviewing a contestant from the wildly popular show, Pop the Balloon or Find Love. If you want to watch the episode before seeing this its Episode 12, (from 28 minutes - 37:00 minutes). In this episode of *Therapy Rebranded*, we dive into the wild world of reality dating with special guest Mayowa Ojo, famously known as the "Black Barbie" from episode 12 of *Pop the Balloon Or Find Love*. Before we get into the interview, we tackle a couple of thought-provoking Reddit posts.First up, we discuss a 37-year-old woman's dilemma about men who write "Not in a rush" on their dating profiles. Is this a red flag for commitment issues, or are we all reading too much into it? Then, we explore the story of a man who slept with his wife's cousin in a misguided act of revenge after her infidelity. Now he's filled with regret and fears his wife might find out. Is this a relationship-ending move, or can they work through it? We share our personal experiences with infidelity and betrayal, discussing whether it's possible to move forward after such deep wounds.Next, we shift gears to Mayowa's experience on *Pop the Balloon Or Find Love*. Mayowa opens up about why she decided to join the show, the behind-the-scenes process of shooting her episode, and her candid thoughts on what went down. We break down each part of her segment, delving into why the men rejected her and how she felt about each of them. Javae digs up some dirt on Eric's love story, and Mayowa spills the tea on behind-the-scenes drama, including DMs from other contestants, failed matches, and more!Mayowa also shares who she initially wanted to match with and which guys ended up apologizing after the show. To wrap things up, she talks about her own dating history, her love for polyamory, and how her last throuple led her to therapy.Don't miss this juicy, revealing episode filled with reality TV insights, relationship talk, and so much more![Lash Haus] (https://www.lashbossacademy.org/) 

Reddit Drama and Biracial Mental HealthIn this episode, we kick off live on YouTube by diving into a fascinating Reddit user who piqued Javae's interest. We analyze her posts, her bans from various forums, and her fears of becoming a spinster due to losing her virginity past 25. This segues into a discussion about race in dating and the racial features used by Hinge. We wrap up our live session with a post from a woman living with her ex-boyfriend who believes he might be hinting at wanting to kill her. Is she overreacting?After YouTube Live, we head to Patreon for an in-depth discussion on biracial mental health. Javae shares a statistic revealing that people who identify as multiple races have the worst mental health outcomes in the country. We explore the reasons behind this and share personal experiences.We also discuss the case of Sonya Massey and the issues with policing that lead to unnecessary deaths, expressing our frustrations and fears.Finally, we touch on Biden stepping down as the Democratic nominee, Kamala Harris's potential candidacy, and the reactions we've seen. We end with some creative marketing ideas for the Democratic party to boost voter turnout.Check In: Biracial Mental Health https://mhanational.org/mentalhealthfactshttps://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/statistics/mental-illness#:~:text=Young%20adults%20aged%2018%2D25,AN)%20adults%20(26.6%25).Sonya Masseyhttps://www.theguardian.com/us-news/article/2024/jul/22/sonya-massey-illinois-shooting-video

Live Listener Q&A and Deep Dives into Therapy CritiquesWe kick off this episode live on YouTube, taking a few listener questions before diving into our main topics. First up, we explore a Reddit post from someone who believes therapy does more harm than good. We both identify some common themes that hint at a particular diagnosis, leading to a discussion on how therapists often struggle to support individuals with borderline personality disorder. This includes a mini-explanation of CBT and its limitations.Next, we answer a listener's question about forcing a partner into therapy and where to start with couples therapy. This sparks a side conversation about how lying often stems from not wanting to comply with what's being asked.We then address a listener's concern about a partner they suspect is cheating, despite having no solid proof. Every time he brings it up, his wife freaks out. What should he do now?After wrapping up our live session on YouTube, we continue the conversation on Patreon. We end with a general discussion about JD Vance as Trump's potential running mate and the implications of his proposed policies on gender-affirming care, not only for the trans community but also for the providers who support them.

Bridging Faith and Mental Health with Toni TaylorWe kick off this episode with special guest Toni Taylor, LPCC, MA, RYT! Toni is a faith-based counselor who blends mental health research with Christianity to support clients without discrediting their beliefs. She shares her approach to helping clients with religious trauma, processing their relationship with God, and rethinking their beliefs. Toni discusses how faith can be an intervention tool, using scriptures, Christian-based resources, and prayer in sessions. Her goal is to “be the gap in between” faith and mental health.Next, we dive into our first Reddit dilemma: a woman discovers her husband is paying a $900 car payment for “an old family friend.” Initially, he lied but has now confessed. Can they recover from this, or should she leave to avoid a lifetime of drama? All three therapists weigh in on how they'd handle this situation.In the second Reddit story, a woman is devastated when her new husband admits he doesn't find her attractive. The therapists have differing opinions on whether her husband was wrong and how to move forward.We then discuss Meagan Good's appearance on Club ShayShay, focusing on her relationship with religion. Javae expresses concern over her acting coach introducing her to religion at 12, while Toni provides a different perspective, challenging the notion that children shouldn't explore religion without their parents.We also explore a couple from season 4 of "Couples Therapy," Joey and Rex, whose relationship issues are deeply intertwined with religion. We debate who is in the wrong and whether they can make it work. It becomes clear that religion is a distraction from her unhealthy close relationship with her mother.We wrap up with a discussion on how religion and therapy are often seen as being at odds with each other.

In this episode, we start by giving advice to a Redditor who is unsure if she should get a DNA test, despite her mom's warnings. We speculate on why her mother might not want her to uncover the truth - could she be adopted, or was her dad a sperm donor? Ultimately, she decides not to pursue the test. Is that the right call?Next, we dive into a reddit post from a couple who concealed their genders to seek unbiased advice on their relationship. It soon becomes clear that the writer is a man who doesn't want to stay in the relationship. Skipping our mental health check-in, we review the HBO documentary Slave Play: Not a Movie. A Play. We discuss the initial outrage, the taboo topics it addresses, and the racial themes it explores.We then delve into Nicole LePera, The Holistic Psychologist, and her substantial following. Javae begins by sharing her extensive research and initial reluctance to discuss the topic, followed by a description of LePera's podcast, platform, and captivating language. Rachel adds her insights on the brand and its goals for subscribers. We then analyze a few podcast episodes, examining how their broad generalizations could be harmful to some groups. We conclude with a discussion on accusations of pseudoscience, LePera's strong belief in CPTSD, and more!Selfhealers Soundboard Episodes [that Javae References]Episode 50: How To Deal With Toxic Situations Episode 1: We're in a Throuple Chapter 3: A New Theory of Trauma Episode 91: An Honest Conversation On Father's Day 

We kick off the episode by diving into our opinions on weight loss drugs, discussing their effectiveness and cost. Rachel opens up about her personal judgments towards people who use these drugs and how she manages to keep these feelings from affecting her clients. Javae explores the mood, self-esteem, and health benefits lost by not pursuing weight loss naturally. We question the sustainability of weight loss off the drug, the long-term use of type 2 diabetes medications by non-diabetics, and the potential dissatisfaction for those with body dysmorphia or eating disorders.Next, we tackle the topic of food addiction and obesity, pondering whether obesity could ever be classified as a disease. After a brief check-in, we continue the conversation on Patreon.We then move on to the intricacies of blended families, discussing the challenges and shifting perceptions of family as relationships between step-parents and parents end. Both therapists share their sadness about their current relationships with former step-parents and reflect on how these relationships shaped their childhood. Join us for this episode as we navigate these complex topics! 

On this episode of Therapy Rebranded, we explore a new format by diving into three Reddit stories.We start with a post from the "Insane Parents" community, where a mother shames her 20-year-old daughter for using birth control, questioning its necessity without a boyfriend. This sparks a discussion about parental boundaries and the reactions stemming from fear and shame.Next, we review a screenshot from the height of COVID-19, where a mom blames the pandemic on her daughter for spending too much time outside the house. We humorously debunk the idea that a worldwide pandemic could be a punishment for a social teenager, leading to a deeper conversation about parental control and adolescent independence.We then move to a troubling Reddit post about a childcare worker who made a CPS report with substantial evidence, only to be scolded by her boss and the CPS worker. This opens up a difficult discussion on child abuse, the effectiveness of child protective services, and the importance of educating children about safety.Lastly, we tackle a heartbreaking story from a 17-year-old who discovered through a DNA test that he is not his biological father's son. The revelation, which exposed him as the product of an affair, led to his father shunning him, leaving the son devastated and confused. We delve into the emotional complexities and impact of such family secrets.Join us for this episode as we navigate these complex and emotional stories.[Recorded on 5/15/24](0:00) Hey Babygirll (1:24) Insane Parents(4:57) Insane Parents Act 2(11:58) Is my son a p@ssy? (15:41) Subtle Abuse(17:25) Reddit: Was I wrong to call? (21:42) Teaching kids to say the correct names (24:57) Goals of Gr00ming (29:13) Back to Reddit: Was I wrong to call? (34:28) What are mandated reporters required to report?(39:20) Reddit: My dad found out I'm not his bio son and he's refusing to talk to me even though I did nothing wrong.(47:48) Parents splitting siblings on purpose 

In this episode, we start by addressing a listener's dilemma: "Am I the asshole for leaving after my girlfriend gave birth to our disabled child?" We then explore how a Redditor is repeating family patterns, shedding light on how past family dynamics can influence current behavior.Next, we dive back into the AITA discussion, followed by a unique situation where a foster mother is breastfeeding a listener's baby – is this legal, and what can the biological mother do?We then tackle a listener's concern about her husband's secrecy involving a strange woman he and their child talked with. Shifting gears, we examine the budget conflicts within the Anoka Hennepin County School Board spelled out clearly by a list of Matt Audette's demands. Does this list say anything about the future of MN schools? Finishing off the episode with some not so light hearted, "Would You Rather's?" Join us for these compelling discussions and more. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more insightful episodes!(0:00) Intro(1:35) AITAH for leaving after my girlfriend gave birth to our disabled child?(3:05)  Redditor is repeating family patterns (10:29) Back to AITA(17:01) Foster mother is breastfeeding my baby. Is this legal? Can I do anything?(29:51) My Husband is refusing to tell me about the strange woman he and my kid talked with(35:02) Anoka Hennepin County School Board Budget Conflicts(39:26) Matt Audette's List of Demands(55:30) Anoka Hennepin County School Board Reaches a Secret Resolution (58:37) WYR: Have parents who neglect you but are pleasant or abusive parents who care deeply about your success (drive you to events, give money, etc)?(1:03:33) WYR: Be Kendrick, Drake or J Cole in this rap beef? (1:07:39) WYR: Never have a husband or kids, or marry a narcissist and have 3 healthy kids? (1:09:26) WYR: Both parents die in 12 yrs, or 1 dies at 99 and the other dies tomorrow?

(0:00) Welcome back Mycall Riley! (1:09) “WIBTAH for asking for a divorce because my wife betrayed my trust?”(6:02) WIBATH Response.(12:50) Religious backgrounds(14:40) Religious trauma: “This was my last straw!”(19:45) Hell Houses & Runaway Slave Camp(29:45) Diddy Fakes an Apology(30:01) Jerrod Carmichael Reality Show Recap(34:51) Jerrod and Cynthia(47:35) Michael, Jerrod and Cynthia (53:00) Slave Joke in Episode 3(55:32) Mycall discusses Power Dynamics in Relationships (59:53) Cheating to Non Monogamy Highway(1:02:34) Will Michael and Jerrod last? (1:05:00) Outro

In this week's episode, we kick things off by addressing three thought-provoking questions from Reddit users. First up, we tackle the delicate issue of dealing with discovering unexpected stains in a partner's underwear. Then, we dive into offering advice and perspective on handling a rage-fueled tantrum from the previous night. Lastly, we explore strategies for overcoming childhood trauma, especially for those who find it challenging to open up about their past.Once we've delved into these important topics, we transition into our personal check-ins, where we share some of our own experiences and reflections.But that's not all. We then delve into a deep discussion on the current college protests and the significance of universities divesting from Israel. We share our perspectives on the crisis in Gaza and express our disappointment in President Biden's recent response.Join us for an insightful and thought-provoking episode as we navigate through these pressing issues and share our viewpoints.

Join us for another insightful episode as we dive into the world of relationship advice and personal reflections. We kick things off by lending our thoughts and suggestions to redditors seeking guidance. First, we tackle the dilemma of a person deeply in love but struggling with their partner's lack of sexual intimacy. Then, we navigate the complexities of a father's discovery about his daughter's affair with a married neighbor. Lastly, we delve into the contentious issue of water conservation within a marriage, where a husband's strict showering rules push his wife to consider leaving.After our candid check-in about our own mental health, we shift gears to explore the thought-provoking topics raised by Amanda Seales in her recent Club Shay Shay interview. From discussions about autism to grappling with public scrutiny and addressing colorism allegations, we dissect the multifaceted aspects of Seales' experiences and her professional relationship with Issa Rae. Tune in for a captivating conversation that delves deep into contemporary issues and personal reflections.(0:00) Intro(0:44) “He checks all my boxes… except one. Sex.”(7:56) “My daughter is having an affair with the married neighbor. I told her she needs to move out of my house.”(24:40) “My husband won't let me take more than 2 showers per week. I told him I need him to stop or I'm moving out for a while.” (32:00) Couples Therapy Goals (36:32) MH Check In(38:35) Why did Amanda Seales go on Club Shay Shay?(52:06) Javae's disappointed during the interview(54:58) Amanda Shares her Autism Diagnosis (1:11:20) Is self diagnosis real? (1:14:52) Collabing with Autism Speaks (1:15:46) “Colorist” Label (1:21:49) Amanda Criticizes Issa Rae

On this week's episode: they give advice to Redditors, have their Mental Health Check In, dissect the Love is Blind Reunion, deep dive into the symptoms of BPD and more! To see our full "Mental Health Check In" subscribe to Patreon. For $5 a month you get weekly bonus content and access to all 50+ episodes of Therapy Rebranded. (0:00) AITA for refusing to pay for my step daughter's tuition because she never liked me?(9:50) AITA for divorcing my husband for putting a camera in our house to prove a point about me?(18:58) I have a bad feeling about this and I am scared. Please help. (31:30) Borderline personality disorder(38:26) Is it Narcissism or BPD?(41:35) Mental Health Check In(52:42) LIB Reunion: Trevor(58:47) Fairy Tale Love(1:02:56) LIB Reunion: Clay and AD(1:07:50) LIB Reunion: Jimmy and Jess 

On this week's episode: they give advice to Redditors, provide an update on the stalker BIL, discuss the downsides of step parenting and deep dive into the weddings (or lack thereof) on Love is Blind. To see our full "Mental Health Check In" subscribe to Patreon. For $5 a month you get weekly bonus content and access to all 50 episodes of Therapy Rebranded. (0:00) “my dad dying turned me into an angry person “(9:27) “Am I wrong for leaving in the middle of the date after he told me he had kids?”(15:07) Would you be a step parent?(21:10) "you're damaged" (26:04) Stalker BIL update (35:44) Brief Check In (45:20) Jimmy and Chelsea LIB(54:55) AD and Clay LIB

On this week's episode: they give advice to Redditors, discuss Aaron Bushnell's self immolation, react to Amanda Seales second appearance on Relationship Restored, recap Love is Blind and so much more!The "Mental Health Check In" was very personal this week so it'll only be uploaded to Patreon. Subscribe to Patreon to see bonus content from this episode and more.  (0:00) “I think I hate my boyfriend” (5:22) “He (25M) destroyed our apartment.” (12:10) “My ex wife has terminal cancer and she wants me to get her pregnant so she can “experience the gift of being a mom””(15:06) Aaron Bushnell, Self immolation (20:20) Amanda Seales on Relationship Restored(24:50) dating men who don't like you (28:30) Javae's Real Love Scenario(37:06) Love is Blind: Clay and AD(57:26) Love is Blind: Chelsea and Jimmy 

On this weeks episode they respond to Redditors, react to Brene Brown comments, cover part 2 of Love is Blind and so much more! 

Check out this week's episode... We give advice to Redditors, share cheating stories, review Love is Blind S6 and so much more! Before taking a deep dive into Brene Brown's response to the GENOCIDE occurring in Palestine. 

This week they: give advice to a future divorcee,  trash a terrible therapist and help a Redditor out of their money pit.  Along with covering therapists role in the death penalty, ways therapists fail men, treating clients in rural America and so much more! 

Iowa Caucus, Jonathon Majors and ICJ live! Happy New Year!! This week they: discuss their trip to Costa Rica, answer Reddit threads, work through universal masking, (honestly) remember MLK and the black liberation movement, dive into toxic relationships and celebrate South Africa Suing Israel. 

Check out Therapy Rebranded's 5th episode live! This week: they open up about personal therapy, have the holiday blues, dissect the concept of forgiveness and explain compassion fatigue.Check in (0:00) How's personal therapy going? (8:25)Being a therapist during the holidays (28:45)Holiday blues (31:22)Forgiveness (43:34)Javae Apologizes (1:30:00)Compassion Fatigue (1:06:43)Outro (1:19:38)

This week: they discuss their growth as therapists, share their opinions of Dr. Drew,  give personal examples of traumatic reenactments, assess their addiction to stress hormones and more! While taking a deep dive into the ethics of giving therapy to folks on reality tv. Rachel gets Brene Brown'd (0:00)Javae Has Countertransference (10:02)How Have you Grown as a Therapist? (20:02)Therapist Highs (27:24)Keke Palmer Interviews Dr.Drew (33:41)Traumatic Reenactments (42:55)Your Fear Detection Center (52:00)Javae's Mystifying (54:37)Outsourcing Executive Functioning (1:02:38)Addiction to Stress Hormones (1:08:00)

Check out Therapy Rebranded's third live episode! Both hosts turned 29, and were sorely disappointed. They rate bad first dates , discuss why people are triggered over the list, try to explain dating for money and predict which marriages survive. Then they dive into Gabe's marriage  dynamics, respond to YouTube comments and dispel buzz words. Ending on the most important topic: Israel's war on Palestine. 

Check out Therapy Rebranded's second live episode! This week they: check in with feelings wheels, judge Harvey Specter's choices, update Gabe on Love is Blind, and answer the age old question, "Are all trump supporters racist?" 

This week Javae and Rachel: analyze Love Is Blind, help clients parent after divorce, get honest in supervision, and learn about their "reproductive stories."

This week they are joined by therapist, sex worker, educator and owner of Zepp Wellness: Raquel Savage! They talk about serving clients who are marginalized, alternatives to mandated reporting, how to decolonize therapy, using self disclosure in session, clients ending their lives, holding clients accountable, and working with abusers. While Raquel shares her choice to be unlicensed, a love of EMDR, why she was removed from TikTok, which clients she prefers to see, and the woes of being an abolitionist/advocate.originally aired: 5/5/2023