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It’s Not Therapy!

Hosted by Liana Kerzner · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 100 episodes

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Episodes
100
Last ep.
11 days ago
Avg length
48m
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32
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28
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51
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About this podcast

I’m Liana Kerzner and I am not a therapist! I navigate the madness of mental health with interesting guests, inspiring stories and real questions from regular people!

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About the host

Liana Kerzner hosts It’s Not Therapy!, a health show with 100 episodes published.

Recent episodes

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Identity is Messy and Beautiful

Jun 4, 202648mEp. 1730

Who are you? The answer to that question often depends on who is asking and where it's being asked. There's the "You" you are at work, the "You" you are to friends and family, the "You" society, your racial, religious or

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Are You Terrified To Talk To People?

May 28, 202648mEp. 1720

Many of us were told in childhood not to talk to strangers. Good advice at the time. But today, one of the foundations of the loneliness epidemic is people not knowing how to talk to strangers, or very afraid of trying.

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Surviving Narcissism: Why Partners Make Us Feel Like Prey

May 21, 202648mEp. 1710

Many of us have been in a relationship with someone who is wrong for us. This is especially true of people who are 'givers' that find themselves attracted to 'takers'...sometimes repeatedly. Ross Rosenberg is an author a

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Internalized Stigma - Why Do Some Things Make You Hate Yourself?

May 14, 202648mEp. 1700

Stigma involves applying negative stereotypes to people who are ill, have certain physical characteristics or other perceived 'deficiencies,' which leads to discrimination and exclusion, sometimes with harrowing results.

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What It's Like To Be Told You May Be Dying

Apr 30, 202648mEp. 1690

For most people, being diagnosed with stage four colon cancer represents the end of their life's journey, but for Tim McDonald it was the beginning of a new path. Tim, a stage four colorectal cancer survivor and liver tr

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How The Boys Helps Us Understand Bad People

Apr 23, 202648mEp. 1680

Where's the line between "bad people" and "good people who do bad things"? Using characters from the Amazon Prime series The Boys as examples, Liana examines how intent, mental health, and behaviour intersect to define t

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The Trumpertantrum!

Apr 9, 202648mEp. 1670

No, this episode isn't about politics, but the recent social media tirade from US President Trump threatening to militarily destroy Iran and its people, expressed in vulgar language, is a prime example of how behaviour o

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Independent Living With Disabilities - Forget All The Happy-Smiley Words

Apr 2, 202648mEp. 1660

"Disabled" works just fine for Todd Vaarwerk: Chief Policy Officer for West New York Independent Living, he's more interested in results. Todd uses a wheelchair due to the effects of cerebral palsy, so nobody is better a

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Duty of Care: Supportive or Stifling?

Mar 26, 202648mEp. 1650

Duty of Care means ensuring that you take reasonable steps to provide a safe environment for others. It's a simple definition for a complex practice that takes on many different forms in different situations. Liana share

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What Is "Reasonable Accommodation"?

Mar 19, 202648mEp. 1640

The unfortunate occurrence at the BAFTA Awards, where an attendee who has Tourette's Syndrome shouted racial epithets at two Black award presenters (and the way BAFTA chose to handle that), has given prominence to the qu

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Are you (Accidentally) An A**hole?

Mar 12, 202648mEp. 1630

Most of us try to be friendly, kind, supportive people. Yet all those things could be true and you still, inadvertently, say something that makes you look like a a*hole, and you don't even know why! Liana takes us throug

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Self Image and Media: Art, Culture, or Porn?

Mar 5, 202648mEp. 1620

As a member of the Girls Gone Wild tour of the late 1990s Courtney Kocak had a front-row seat to the "good, clean fun" which that media was marketed as. Courtney also felt the impact of sexualized media, how it affected

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The Good News About AI and Mental Health

Feb 26, 202648mEp. 1610

Many people fear that A.I. represent the end of our world as we know it. Liana sees A.I. for what it is - a tool that can be used for good or ill - and she relates her experiments with A.I. as a means of bettering our li

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The Truth About A.I. and Mental Health

Feb 19, 202648mEp. 1600

A.I. Artificial Intelligence. It's definitely the former and not the latter. What's being called "intelligence" does not actually think and the information and advice it offers can be not just wrong, but dangerous. Liana

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True Confidence

Feb 12, 202648mEp. 1590

Confidence is about self-assuredness, self-acceptance and the strength to be flexible when facing challenges. What's being packaged as 'confidence' in some quarters is the opposite - fear presented as bluster, extreme ne

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Madness Misdiagnosed

Feb 5, 202648mEp. 1580

While the overwhelming majority of mental health professionals listen closely to their patients and work diligently to provide the best in care, there are some whose attempts at healing lead to misdiagnosis with serious

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Bad Mental Health Advice... That's Totally Normal

Jan 29, 202648mEp. 1570

If there's one thing you can find an endless free supply of, it's advice. Sometimes, that's a good thing. Other times, not as much. But how can you tell the good advice from the bad? And how do you know if the advice you

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Ashley Tisdale, Hilary Duff, Mandy Moore, and Exclusion Bullying

Jan 15, 202648mEp. 156S1

Gossip can be Educational! What can a gossipy celebrity moms' feud teach us all about the danger of throwing shade, the real pain of ostracism, toxic group dynamics and why husbands shouldn't immediately jump to publicly

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Resentment

Jan 8, 202648mEp. 1550

Resentment is a feeling of having been wronged by a person/people or a situation. It spins off feelings of anger, bitterness and indignation which weigh us down, yet do nothing to resolve those feelings. Liana shares her

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The Murder of Soleiman Faqiri: When The System Goes Horribly Wrong

Dec 18, 202548mEp. 1540

Soleiman Faqiri was murdered by jail guards in an Ontario jail in December of 2016 after an altercation with a neighbour. Soli, as his family called him, had schizoaffective disorder, and a judge had ordered him to be tr

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Consumer type
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It’s Not Therapy! is hosted by Liana Kerzner. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 100 episodes.

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It’s Not Therapy! has published 100 episodes.

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