Let’s Sit With This
This is what therapy would sound like if it happened around a campfire. Honest, warm, and short enough to fit into a real life.
Let's Sit With This exists because too many people are carrying hard things alone — and because good mental health information shouldn't require a therapy degree to understand or a full Tuesday afternoon to access.
Every episode is grounded in real clinical knowledge — not just what worked for one person, not watered-down wellness content — talked about the way you'd actually talk about it with someone you trust. Honest, accessible, and yes, funny. Because life is hard enough without your mental health content being a downer too.
You'll hear episodes on trauma, anxiety, grief, nervous system basics, boundaries, and the messy in-between. But also episodes about choosing to do hard things — because healing isn't just about recovering from what happened. It's about growing into who you want to be. (Ask me about the time I decided to run a marathon having never run a day in my life. There's a whole series.)
There are also skills episodes — short, practical episodes you can actually use in real time. Whether you're in the middle of a panic attack, feeling frozen, or just need to come back to yourself — these are made to be pulled up when you need them, not just listened to once and forgotten.
Whether you're doing dishes, driving home from a shift, or lying awake at 2am — this was made for that.
Not sure if I'm the right therapist for you?
This is a pretty good place to start. You'll get my actual thoughts, my real voice, and a pretty honest picture of how I think about hard things.
The therapist my clients get in session is the same host you get on the podcast!
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