Episodes

  • Episode 25: Interview! How Do Boomers Feel About Therapy?

    Episode 25: Interview! How Do Boomers Feel About Therapy?
    Apr 21 2024

    Jill and Isabelle conduct one more interview this season about the perception and experience of therapy... this time through the eyes of someone growing up in Brooklyn, NY in post-WWII.
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    34 mins
  • Episode 24: Interview! How Does Starting Therapy Make You Feel?

    Episode 24: Interview! How Does Starting Therapy Make You Feel?
    Mar 10 2024

    Jill and Isabelle interview their friend Reza, who shares his experience attempting therapy for a second time. Find out how it's going!
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    34 mins
  • Episode 23: How Does "How Does That Make You Feel" Make You Feel?

    Episode 23: How Does "How Does That Make You Feel" Make You Feel?
    Feb 12 2024

    Jill and Isabelle make a case for and against therapists using this highly cliché phrase.

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    29 mins
  • Episode 22: How Does Medication Make You Feel?

    Episode 22: How Does Medication Make You Feel?
    Jan 29 2024

    Welcome back! To start of 2024, we explore the world of psychotropic medication, and share perspectives as therapists and clients.

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    38 mins
  • Episode 21: How Does "Stutz" Make You Feel?

    Episode 21: How Does "Stutz" Make You Feel?
    Nov 20 2023
    Have you seen "Stutz"? Jonah Hill created a documentary that shares his relationship with his therapist. Jill and Isabelle share their many thoughts and opinions on how this therapeutic relationship is conveyed. Check out the trailer- let us know what you think! Send us an email! wecouldallusesometherapy@gmail.com
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    43 mins
  • Episode 20: There's a War; How Are You Feeling?

    Episode 20: There's a War; How Are You Feeling?
    Nov 6 2023
    Jill and Isabelle talk about navigating the current Middle East conflict, how to find spaces that allow us to process the complicated feelings, and the value of therapy during times like this. Regarding our discussion about taking a stance, the NY Times Opinion section released a video addressing this: Pick a Side. Pick a Side. Pick a Side. Now. (NYT subscribers) Same video on YouTube Warning: Somewhat graphic images towards the end of the video.
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    32 mins
  • Episode 19: How Does Medical Stress Make You Feel?

    Episode 19: How Does Medical Stress Make You Feel?
    Oct 16 2023

    Jill interviews Isabelle about her recent health journey, where they discuss some of the complicated aspects of navigating illness within the medical industry, and how it all impacts mental health.

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    35 mins
  • Episode 18: How Do Friendships Make You Feel?

    Episode 18: How Do Friendships Make You Feel?
    Sep 25 2023
    Jill and Isabelle process how the loneliness epidemic has shown a dramatic drop in engagement with friends. Why is it hard to see friends- and why have these relationships been sidelined? Is it harder to make friends when you become a big kid? NYT linked articles:  How does one make meaningful friendships as an adult? ⁠Here are some suggestions⁠, ⁠useful tools⁠ and ⁠tips from an expert⁠. If you are an introvert, it can be hard to reconcile the need for close connections with the urge to cancel social plans. ⁠Here is how to find your comfort zone⁠. A friendship with a sibling can be a lifelong gift. Whether you’ve always been close, or wish you got along better, ⁠here’s how to bolster your connection⁠. All relationships require some work. For ⁠your friendships to thrive⁠, focus on your listening skills, compassion and communication. American men are in a “friendship recession,” but experts say a few simple strategies can help. One tip? ⁠Practice being more vulnerable with your pals⁠. It’s quite common for people to feel jealousy or envy toward their friends. Luckily, there are ways to ⁠turn those emotions into an opportunity⁠ for growth. Being a good friend means offering your support in times of need. Just remember: Sometimes ⁠less is better than more⁠.
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    37 mins