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Hosted by Unknown Host · EN · 104 episodes
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In this podcast, Lindsay Schiess invites her therapist friends to explore listener questions around challenges they’ve spent their careers exploring. They’ll discuss conundrums related to relationships, mental health, body image, life transitions, and every other situation we find ourselves stuck in. And if it feels too painful to ask for yourself, just ask for a friend.
Unknown Host hosts Therapist Question Box, a health show with 104 episodes published.
In this episode, Lindsay and Sway discuss why emotional awareness alone isn't always enough to curb emotional eating, exploring the frustrating gap between recognizing feelings of stress, loneliness, or overwhelm and act
In this episode, Lindsay and John talk about how to support your nervous system during overwhelming and uncertain times. They explore the science behind stress responses, how overstimulation affects us, and share simple
In this episode, Lindsay and Kelly discuss how parents can support children who experience prejudice, exclusion, or other social challenges at school. They explain that effective support begins with emotional connection
In this episode, Lindsay and Elizabeth discuss compassion fatigue—the emotional exhaustion that can result from deeply caring about others and the world's problems. They explore how constant exposure to trauma, caregivin
In this episode, Lindsay and Grant discuss how to find the right therapist, focusing on whether it's necessary for a therapist to share a client's cultural or religious background. They explain that while shared beliefs
In this episode, Lindsay and Kathy discuss what to expect during an immigration mental health evaluation. They explain why these evaluations are important, how trauma-informed therapists create a safe and supportive envi
In this episode, Lindsay and Mary discuss why loneliness persists even when we're surrounded by people, how self-criticism and fear of rejection deepen isolation, and practical ways to build meaningful connections throug
In this episode, Lindsay and Janzen explore why vulnerability is the foundation of emotional intimacy and how opening up can strengthen relationships without making you weak. Join us for one of our Events: https://therap
In this episode, Lindsay and Ben discuss how to support family members and loved ones whose beliefs, identities, or life choices differ from your own. They emphasize that support does not require agreement and that healt
In this episode, Lindsay and Kathy discuss why many men suffer in silence when facing emotional struggles and mental health challenges. They explore how societal expectations and traditional gender roles often discourage
In this episode, Lindsay and Kim discuss why couples often get stuck in repetitive conflict cycles and how those patterns can lead to disconnection, defensiveness, and feelings of loneliness within a relationship. Join u
In this episode, Lindsay and Garrett discuss about anxiety and intrusive thoughts, focusing on what people can do when they feel overwhelmed and unable to regain control. Join us for one of our Events: https://therapyuta
In this episode, Lindsay and Noah discuss Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and how people can actually use DBT skills during moments of emotional distress. Join us for one of our Events: https://therapyutah.org/events/
In this episode, Lindsay and Benny discuss about how GLP-1 weight-loss medications can impact both physical and mental health, including mood changes, emotional flatness, motivation, nutrition, stigma, and the importance
In this episode, Lindsay and Sway discuss how parents can support children through major life changes while managing their own emotional struggles. They explore topics like nervous system regulation, grief, anxiety, divo
In this episode, Lindsay and Natasha talk about the realities of living with chronic pain and why it can feel worse on some days even without physical changes. They explore the powerful mind-body connection, explaining h
In this episode, Lindsay and Harris talk about how parents can help their teenagers build resilience without damaging their relationship. They explore why connection comes before correction, how meaningful growth happens
In this episode, Lindsay and Nicole talk about why unhealthy relationship patterns are hard to break, how childhood experiences and attachment shape our behaviors, and how self-awareness, emotional processing, and patien
In this episode, Lindsay and Kathy talk about how to handle a close friend who constantly gives unwanted advice, and how to preserve the friendship without sacrificing your own well-being. Join us for one of our Events:
In this episode, Lindsay and Whitney talk about how trauma can resurface years later, even after long periods of feeling fine. They explore why this happens, including how survival coping mechanisms can keep painful expe
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Therapist Question Box is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Health (fitness) and has published 104 episodes.
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