Podcasts about geek therapist

Get ready for a session that's administered by an actual, real-world therapist. Peter Andrew Danzing-Plasencia is a fellow collector, toy analyst and geek therapist (among many other impressive titles) who grew up with a passion and fascination for toys and their lasting effects on those who love them, an affinity which has permeated throughout both their personal and professional lives. Join the conversation as we discuss the symbolism of Ariel being trapped in her grotto, fine-art Disney tombstones, the science and psychology behind retail therapy and more!Follow Peter on Instagram and FacebookFor more info about Peter and their services, click here. Watch a video version of this podcast by clicking here. Watch the pre-show: Before Buychiatry ft. Peter Andrew Danzig-PlasenciaSend Buychiatry a Text MessageTheme music: Sunshine by Karl CaseyFollow Buychiatry on Patreon, Youtube, Instagram & TikTok Click Here to see a list of Buychiatry prescribed medication!

Welcome to another episode of Perspective Checks where I sit down with a friend in the tabletop roleplaying game world and discuss a topic of their choice!   This time Rene is joined once again by Troy from the DMs After Dark to talk with Liz Greene, LMHC MFT TGM/DM GT, a licensed Geek Therapist who uses games and popular media in her sessions! We discuss games as a community, using characters as buffers to experiences, practicing social skills, and putting consequences into perspective, and more.   Please check out these amazing resources and tell us about experiences at the table you've had that have helped you in hard times!   You can find Liz at Serenity Coaching & Counseling, Psychology Today, and find other geek therapists in your area at Geek Therapeutics.   Where to Follow Rene Plays Games: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter/X | Threads | DMs After Dark email: RenePlaysGamesPod@gmail.com   Music in the Episode: Theme Song written & produced by Dan Pomfret | @danfrombothbands

Hello everyone and welcome to a very special interview episode with Liz Greene, LMHC MFT TGM/DM GT, a licensed Geek Therapist who uses games and popular media in her sessions! Rene & Troy sit down and discuss games as a community, using characters as buffers to experiences, practicing social skills, and putting consequences into perspective, and more.   Please check out these amazing resources and tell us about experiences at the table you've had that have helped you in hard times!   You can find Liz at Serenity Coaching & Counseling, Psychology Today, and find other geek therapists in your area at Geek Therapeutics.   If you want to look really cool, consider buying your very own DMsAfterDark T-shirt!   If you enjoy our streams, podcasts, or just our general nerdiness, please consider giving us a 5-star rating on your podcast app of choice! Like, follow, and subscribe to our Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram so you can comment & chat with us about all things RPGs.   And, as always, come hang out and catch our live streams on our Twitch or catch up on our YouTube.   Music in the Episode: DMs After Dark Theme by Dan Pomfret (@danfrombothbands)

Marcus and Nick are joined by great friend of the show- Dr. Gameology! Dr. Gameology is a Game Studies Researcher, Author, Podcaster and Geek Therapist. The three of them break down what they've been up to since Doc's last WCN appearance, our Game of the Month- DOTA2,  and highlight Doc's new video series on Youtube- Geek Therapy for Gamers! Enjoy!You can find more of Dr. Gameology at:https://www.youtube.com/c/drgameologyhttps://drgameology.com/Join the Nerds Community Discord!https://discord.gg/78e5BUmXx8We're on YouTube!https://www.youtube.com/@workingclassnerdsCheck Out Our Streams!https://www.twitch.tv/Atrax_Ahttps://www.Kick.com/marcusb814https://www.twitch.tv/NickVern51

I continue my chats with fellow panelist from San Diego Comiccon, Dr. Elizabeth Smith PsyD. Dr. Elizabeth Smith is a Korean identifying Psychologist based in Illinois, who is very a Geek. She enjoys Cosplay and brings that into her work with clients. We discussed a number elements, from our experience on at San Diego Comiccon, to our work and how identity is a factor in it, the power of names, and support for Asian American mental health. As well as Myths and Realities of mental therapy.

I'm joined on this episode by my old friend from the University of Louisville Dr. Vanessa Hintz. The Geek Therapist covers for Jess in the cohost seat to catch up with me to talk her time at a track athlete at the University of Louisville, and how she when from that, to Chicago, to a well established professional of mental health. Some of the things that we touch on include, "whos the best Joker" Best comic out there, and how her love of all things Geek culture led to the birth of the Geek Therapist. As always, thanks to Anchor for hosting us!!! Follow the Socials Vanessa Instagram Twitter Podcast Instagram YouTube James Instagram Twitter James' Dog Queen City Muscle Jess Instagram Twitter Jess' Dogs --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/offtherailsjamesandjess/support

Care to wander down the Halls of Horror? On this episode Alex and Chris meet Dr. Vanessa Hintz, licensed clinical psychologist and self-professed "Geek Therapist" for a trip through horror classics and tropes. We discuss what they mean to our culture, what they say about us, how we can use them to help heal, and what writers of the new horror classics should be looking for. *Originally aired as a Facebook Live episode of Tell The Damn Story. Have any comments or questions? Then please leave them in our comments section, Our Facebook page, (Tell The Damn Story) Or write to us at: TTDSOnAir@gmail.com. #jason #nightmareonelmstreet #FreddieKruger #geeks #horrormovies #horrorfilms #Frankenstein #wolfman #Dracula #Walkingdead #trueblood #psychologicalhorror #thrillers #fridaythe13th

This week we have a conversation with psychologist Dr. Megan. She tells us about being and becoming a Geek Therapist and how she uses Dungeons and Dragons and a therapeutic tool to help her clients build confidence, learn social skills, and learn to be the best version of themselves. Hear more from Dr. Megan and learn more about Geek therapy: Twitter: @MeganPsyD YouTube: Clinical Roll Webpage: www.MeganPsyD.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/craig-simmons/message

Dr. Hintz is a licensed clinical psychologist, who received her doctorate in clinical psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. She works with children, adolescents, and adults with a wide array of presenting issues. She has extensive training in working with individuals who have been exposed to traumatic experiences, those with co-occurring substance use issues, as well as those struggling with emotional regulation. Dr. Hintz works actively to achieve understanding of each person's unique circumstances, all while ensuring one's individual values and beliefs are respected within the therapeutic relationship. She believes the ultimate goal of therapy is to empower individuals to confront problematic circumstances in their lives, and to work collaboratively toward furthering health and wellness. Dr. Hintz is an active proponent of multicultural counseling and theory, and works dynamically to understand how individuals make meaning of the world within their various cultural contexts. Dr. Hintz is also a self-proclaimed "Geek Therapist," and incorporates elements of popular culture into treatment and training, when beneficial. Dr. Hintz has been a contributing author to two different books in the Popular Culture Psychology Series, to include, Black Panther Psychology: Hidden Kingdoms and The Joker Psychology: Evil Clowns and the Women Who Love Them. In addition to working as an Assistant Professor at Alverno College, Dr. Hintz maintains a private practice at Cornerstone Counseling Services in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/just-a-thought-el/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/just-a-thought-el/support

#199: The team talks about the sometimes difficult journey to find an identity. From Geek to Geek Therapist to Queer, identity matters. Check out the latest giveaway at geektherapy.com/giveaway Questions? Comments? Discuss this episode on the GT Forum. Ask us anything through the Question Queue and we’ll answer on the show: geektherapy.com/qq — 00:00:00 – Intro / Announcements […] The post Identity appeared first on Geek Therapy.

Aaron Burton, the Geek Therapist joins Jason on this episode of Stupid Questions with Jason Harvey. Aaron and Jason talk about their disdain for Donald Trump and the current state of affairs. Jason also gets the help he needed for his love of Star Wars and the fight he and his girlfriend had of Rogue […] The post STUPID QUESTIONS 047: “Jason Goes To Geek Therapy” appeared first on Utah Podcast Network.

#31: Dr. Janina Scarlet, a fellow Geek Therapist. SPOILERS! The 11th Doctor just regenerated in this year’s Christmas special and we recently had some of the biggest Doctor Who episodes ever. Josué and Janina discuss the events of recent episodes, share their favorite moments, and talk about some of the insights we can gain from […] The post Doctor Who is Powerful appeared first on Geek Therapy.

#25: Guest: Dr. Janina Scarlet, psychologist, and fellow Geek Therapist. Janina starts things off by providing a crash course on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), a form of cognitive behavior therapy that she refers to as a “superhero manual.” Josué and Janina then talk about how to use fantasy narratives in therapy through an ACT framework. […] The post ACT and Using Fantasy in Therapy appeared first on Geek Therapy.