Podcasts about group therapy

“Miranda's” boyfriend of 3 years just told her that he loves her… but he's not “in love” with her…

Group Therapy is tough as she was told by her boyfriend of 3 years he loves her, but is not IN love with her. Then we take normal tasks, and give spicier tutorials! Plus #dadjokes and more!

Our listener “Lora” has been basically dating this guy long-distance for two months…. they're meeting next week. How do you greet each other?

We break down the real survival guide to adulthood by talkin acting, imposter syndrome, and the industry lessons we wish we'd learned sooner, from child stardom to navigating authenticity in a capitalist media machine. We get honest about personal growth, sobriety, mental health, self-perception, and how preparation, feedback, and balance shape both our personal life and professional life. We unpack the hype and tension around media coverage, gambling culture, and big public events, then lighten things up by revealing our favorite animals and the animal traits that reflect how we see ourselves, how we want to be seen, and how we actually show up. We close with community engagement, listener participation, and a reminder that planning, intuition, and slowing down matter just as much as ambition when you're trying to grow without losing yourself. This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at https://betterhelp.com/NEDS and get on your way to being your best self. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

“Amber” asked her fiancé one question at dinner which resulted in a pretty big fight and now she's questioning everything!

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“Doug” is feeling like he's slowly getting replaced in the eyes of his wife, and needs help getting her to understand how he feels.

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“Andrea” needs some practical advice on how to get out of a situation she knows is wrong. It's like 5 neon signs wrong…but she needs the tools to walk away…

Episode: 2026.12.06The Living Full Out Show with Nancy Solari encourages you to trust that you can navigate hurdles. Life will always throw challenges your way. Maybe you slept past your alarm. Perhaps you have failed a test. Join Nancy as she discusses how you can overcome the obstacles that you are bound to face. Our first caller Annette is nearing retirement and is making a huge change in her life. She has grown up and lived in Southern California and is now packing her things and making a move to Florida. She wants advice on how to manage her anxiety. Nancy advises her to download an app that will aid her to find her people. Nancy also tells her to try volunteer work and reach out to others with similar interests as her. Tune in to discover how you can find your own community anywhere. Our inspirational guest Graham Finochio grew up with an abusive father. At just 10 years old he made the choice to start doing drugs. He would struggle with his addiction until he got into a fight that would cause him to go to prison for 15 years. During his last three years Graham would have a change of heart and begin going to group therapy and seeking guidance. When he got out, he was lucky enough to meet the love of his life who had a son that he could mentor. Tune in to learn how Graham was able to overcome his many challenges and triumph over his obstacles. Perhaps you fear the unknown in your everyday life. Maybe you have anxiety about the possibility that situations may go wrong at any given moment. Setting your fears aside and facing each day with a positive outlook is a great example of what it means to live full out. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/living-full-out-show--1474350/support.

Lots of fun with sibling fights that started over stupid things, then in Group Therapy, Bailey's dog has been spot on with predicting past relationships, should she listen to him about the new guy? Plus, what it sounds like when we slow down our convos by half speed!

“Bailey” has met a great guy, but Max is telling her he's no good…. she would brush him off, but Max has been right in the past about her boyfriends…. what's she do?

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February 5th 2026 - All of the highlights from Thursday's show! Baby Watch is OVER! Plus the Dish, Dad Joke, Group Therapy and more!

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“Amy” knows it's not paradise with this acquaintance of hers and her boyfriend of 10 years… Girl code vs. mind-your-own-business.

Group Therapy wasn't as black and white when it came to alerting Amy's acquaintance that her BF of 10 years is cheating. Kristie takes Kelly on in Can't Beat Kelly and TBT is super fun! Plus...stolen meat to steal her heart?

“Lucy” wants to tell her best friend from when she was a kid, that she'd like to go from friends to something more…. but the way she wants to do it is where she needs the Group Therapy.

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Eric finally met a girl in real life, things have been going well, but he's been hanging onto a secret that he thinks will get exposed soon…. so what do we do?

We learned A LOT of people were confused about what you could put in a microwave thanks to Little Kid or Drunk Adult, and in Group Therapy, we try to help a "short king" figure out how to reveal to his new lady he's actually 4 inches shorter than she thought he was. And Ben learns about coffee and gas tanker trucks. LOL

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Breaking up is hard…especially when you share a pet. Brian is trying to navigate that with his ex who wants to share custody of their beloved puppy. The thought of not having the dog destroys him, but so does the thought of seeing his ex.

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“Erica” typically likes good bad boys…”red flags are a like a carnival” to her. But she's found a guy who is all GREEN flags…except for ONE BIG red flag. That red flag is what she's hoping to get advice on addressing…

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January 29th 2026 - All of the highlights from Thursday's show in one complete podcast! Listen to The Dish, Dad Joke, Group Therapy, False Labor and more

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Can you put potential dates on hold? That's kind of what Melissa is asking as she's fresh out of a relationship, and her phone has turned into The Bachelorette: Group Text Edition. She wants her cake, but wants to eat it later.

We try to help Amanda figure out if she's dating this guy...or if she's in the friendzone in Group Therapy. The search for love takes us to a parking where a "Superman" with giant hands rescued a Yaris from the snow, and Anne slays some Dude Knowledge!

Amanda's new guy is a little tough to figure out. Everything has been great between them, but they seem to be stuck in the are we dating or in the “just friends” lane. We need to help her interpret what's going on between them…

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Our listener “Aaron” is worried that the lie he and his friends have been carrying for months is about to come crashing down. Ladies… how would you want to hear this confession?

Joey wondered if his knees hurt because it’s cold or because he’s old. It was only 8 degrees this morning! Yesterday, Nancy saw a coyote chasing a skunk down her iced-over road. She thinks it was a redneck omen of sorts. A guy in Canada opened a museum full of people’s failures. Pieces included a divorced woman’s wedding dress, someone’s dead plant, and more. We joked about some of Nancy’s failures, such as her kid’s cussing, her blender obsession, and one of her businesses. Nancy then poked at Joey’s “helicopter parenting.” Joey came back and made fun of her baby talk voice she uses with her grandson. Nancy’s dad keeps having to go to his friends’ funerals. At what age does this become normal? Hot Tea: Morgan Wallen, HARDY, Tim McGraw, and Eric Church put up similar cryptic posts on their social media pages. What does it mean? People think the NFL rigged the Super Bowl due to a post from back in September that had the two teams’ quarterbacks in the front of the image. A man stole a full-sized harp, took his clothes off, jumped in a river, and had to be rescued before he was arrested. We all watched Alex Honnold climb Taipei 101, the skyscraper over the weekend. It made Joey’s palms sweat. Joey showed Nancy some other dangerous stunt videos to get her reaction. Joey’s 9-year-old keeps sneezing really loud, and he thinks that he learned it from his mom. Joey keeps trying to make him sneeze at least a little quieter. Karly says that sneezing sounds are learned, and people that speak other languages don’t say “achoo” when sneezing. Lucky 7 for $50 to the Copper Cellar Family of Restaurants The weather over the weekend was not as bad as expected, but people don’t need to be hating on the meteorologists! Joey was most upset that his electric snow shovel didn’t come in the mail. Group Therapy – How Do I Get Out of Being a Bridesmaid for a Girl I Barely Know? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Joey wondered if his knees hurt because it’s cold or because he’s old. It was only 8 degrees this morning! Yesterday, Nancy saw a coyote chasing a skunk down her iced-over road. She thinks it was a redneck omen of sorts. A guy in Canada opened a museum full of people’s failures. Pieces included a divorced woman’s wedding dress, someone’s dead plant, and more. We joked about some of Nancy’s failures, such as her kid’s cussing, her blender obsession, and one of her businesses. Nancy then poked at Joey’s “helicopter parenting.” Joey came back and made fun of her baby talk voice she uses with her grandson. Nancy’s dad keeps having to go to his friends’ funerals. At what age does this become normal? Hot Tea: Morgan Wallen, HARDY, Tim McGraw, and Eric Church put up similar cryptic posts on their social media pages. What does it mean? People think the NFL rigged the Super Bowl due to a post from back in September that had the two teams’ quarterbacks in the front of the image. A man stole a full-sized harp, took his clothes off, jumped in a river, and had to be rescued before he was arrested. We all watched Alex Honnold climb Taipei 101, the skyscraper over the weekend. It made Joey’s palms sweat. Joey showed Nancy some other dangerous stunt videos to get her reaction. Joey’s 9-year-old keeps sneezing really loud, and he thinks that he learned it from his mom. Joey keeps trying to make him sneeze at least a little quieter. Karly says that sneezing sounds are learned, and people that speak other languages don’t say “achoo” when sneezing. Lucky 7 for $50 to the Copper Cellar Family of Restaurants The weather over the weekend was not as bad as expected, but people don’t need to be hating on the meteorologists! Joey was most upset that his electric snow shovel didn’t come in the mail. Group Therapy – How Do I Get Out of Being a Bridesmaid for a Girl I Barely Know? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tankie Group Therapy is back after a long, long hiatus!  Lara Sheehi from Psychic Militancy hosts this special, extra-super-duper-sized edition featuring all your TGT faves: Justin Podur, Nora Barrows-Friedman, Alex Avina, Joe Emersberger, Sina Rahmani, Arama Rata, Jared Ware, Adnan Husain, Asa Winstanley, and more!  Watch the livestream edition on The East is a Podcast YouTube channel Consider supporting the show www.patreon.com/east_podcast

Julia is dealing with some "weaponized niceness" at her work with one woman who can't remember her name in Group Therapy. Then we look at the hilarious tweets from LMPD over the weekend of people making bad decisions in the snow, we test Kelly's minimal #dudeknowledge and a guy tried to steal a harp and swim away in a #settingthebar.

After Hours takes a deeper turn as the crew sits with some of the most honest conversations yet. What starts as a discussion about parenting quickly opens into a real look at how kids are growing up in a world dominated by social media, constant access, and influences parents never had to deal with before. The group breaks down the challenge of raising children while accepting that this generation is living in a completely different reality.From there, the conversation moves into fathers having uncomfortable but necessary talks, the differences in how sons and daughters are raised, and how early guidance or the lack of it can shape confidence, boundaries, and decision-making later in life. They reflect on growing up with strict parents versus “cool” parents, being overly protected versus left to figure things out alone, and how both extremes can leave lasting effects.The episode also dives into relationships, sexual experiences, and the double standards that exist around them. The crew discusses how early encounters, power dynamics, and cultural norms affect men and women differently, and why certain experiences are normalized for one gender but stigmatized for the other. Therapy, compartmentalization, emotional triggers, and unhealed trauma all come up as they explore how people cope or avoid coping altogether.As the night unfolds, the focus shifts to family dynamics, especially parent-child relationships. There's an honest look at how siblings can grow up in the same household yet have completely different experiences, why parents show love in different ways, and how perspective changes with age. The episode closes with heartfelt reflections on aging parents, missed moments, and the importance of showing up while you still can.Raw, reflective, and unfiltered, this After Hours episode blends humor with vulnerability and reminds you why these late-night conversations hit different.

Emma needs Group Therapy trying to figure out whether or not to take a "dream job" in San Diego or stay for her bf, we make up more of your origin stories to hilarious results, toss dad jokes back and forth and test your lyrical knowledge!

Emma has been with her boyfriend a year and a half…he's settled in his career but she just landed her dream job across the country! She's worried she'll go and regret it, or not go and regret it! What does she do??

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Since 2016 is a trend on social media, TBT today featured only songs from that year! Plus Amy just moved here late last year and takes a crack at dethroning our pop culture queen in Can't Beat Kelly, then Mike feels like his girlfriend is momming him and needs advice in how to handle that in Group Therapy!

What happens when your girlfriend starts acting more like your mom than your partner? Our listener “Mike” needs help on how to handle it without hurting feelings.

We created a new bit to try to get to know our listeners a little more. You give us your name and age, and we make up your origin story. We think we were pretty spot on...and in Group Therapy, we talked to "Paige" about an incident involving her BF's brother she's wondering if she tells him about. Plus some Little Kid or Drunk Adult and the search for love involving the feminine products aisle at Kroger. Oh boy....

What do you do when your boyfriend's hero turns into your biggest red flag? A gym moment went sideways for our listener, Paige, and now she's stuck between protecting the relationship or speaking up!

As therapists, many of us feel a deep tension when it comes to pricing—especially when we're creating group offers, workshops, or professional-facing experiences during uncertain social, political, and economic times.In this coaching episode, I sit down with trauma therapist Kim Torrence to explore what really comes up when we try to assign value to our work: fears about accessibility, old beliefs about service and self-sacrifice, money shame, and the pressure to “get it right” before we ever put an offer out into the world.This conversation goes far beyond the math of pricing. Together, we unpack the emotional and mindset barriers that often keep therapists stuck offering their most meaningful work for free or far below what's sustainable.If you're navigating private practice finances, pricing group offers, or wondering how to honor both your values and your own well-being, this episode is here to support you with clarity, reassurance, and grounded next steps.Charging for Group Work in Your Therapy PracticeWe talk about why pricing is deeply connected to mindset and visibility, not just numbers, and how perfectionism or overcomplicated tech can quietly keep meaningful offers stuck on the sidelines. Our conversation centers on starting simply, naming your value clearly, and allowing confidence to build through real-world action.(00:06:02) Helping Others Through Feelings of Loneliness(00:07:17) Operating Business as Usual During a Crisis(00:12:16) Valuing Self-Care for Therapists(00:14:50) Authentic Healing for Deep Thinkers(00:18:29) B2B Value and Pricing Insights(00:21:18) Valuing Group Offerings Effectively(00:24:52) Self-Worth and Vulnerability(00:26:36) Creating a Supportive Success Container(00:31:57) Gather Feedback, Build Testimonials(00:33:42) Stop Overcomplicating Your Work(00:36:24) Owning Your Value in PracticeFrom Free to Paid: Navigating Pricing, Visibility, and Worth as a TherapistIf Kim's experience feels familiar, you're not alone. Here are a few reflections and actions I invite you to consider as you navigate pricing, worthiness, and financial sustainability in your own practice:Give your offer the credit it deserves.Even a lunch-hour workshop or short group can be deeply transformational. Duration and ease do not determine impact.Price for the right people, not everyone.Instead of focusing on who can't afford your offer, get clear on who it's truly for—especially when your work supports other professionals who carry that value forward into their own communities.Separate worth from accessibility narratives.Pricing your work sustainably doesn't make you selfish or out of touch. It allows you to keep showing up, serving, and caring for yourself long-term.Keep it simple and start anyway.You don't need a perfect website, branding, or tech stack. A clear Google Doc explaining who the offer is for, why it matters, and how to join is more than enough to begin.Your skills, knowledge, and presence—yes, even in a modest group format—are valuable. Pricing them too low doesn't make your work more accessible; it often just makes it harder to keep...