Hosted by Dale Pickett and David Buruchara · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 53 episodes
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Two sober therapists walk into a bar... and dive deep into mental health, relationships, and life's biggest questions.
Dale Pickett and David Buruchara hosts Two Therapists At A Bar, a health show with 53 episodes published.
In this episode, we explore how to navigate difficult parent relationships before opting for estrangement. We talk about the struggles between generations, and how adult children and their parents can hold empathy and un
How much is too much to share with your spouse? In this episode, we explore why this question is important to answer for the health of your relationship, the difference between protecting your partner and deciding for th
Dr. Michael Shceeringa is back with us to continue the conversation from our earlier episode, where we challenged the idea that “the body keeps the score.” In this episode, we go deeper into trauma and unpack common myth
We’re back — first episode of 2026. In this episode, we catch up on what we’ve been up to during the break before diving into a topic that affects all of us: how to receive critical feedback. Why is it so hard to hear? H
For the month of December, we’re replaying our top 5 episodes of the year—this one comes in at number 3: In this episode, we talk about the kind of grief that shatters a life—and what comes after. We’re joined by our ver
For the month of December, we’re replaying our top 5 episodes of the year—this one comes in at number 4: In this episode, we discuss the unfiltered truth about marriage and why it’s not for the faint of heart. We challen
For the month of December, we’re replaying our top five episodes of the year—this episode one comes in at number five. Is masculinity under attack, evolving, or just misunderstood? What does it mean to be a man in the 21
In this episode, we sit down with Chachi Avirett , a wilderness guide and men’s mentor with more than 4,000 days spent leading men through the backcountry—physically and spiritually. We talk about why the wilderness has
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Tim Casias, an anesthesiologist whose training spans pediatrics, anesthesia, pediatric anesthesia, and pediatric chronic pain. Now the Director of Anesthesia at Aiken Regional Medica
In this follow-up , we continue unpacking the unique relationship between therapist and client—why it can feel so personal, even deeper than friendship, and what makes it distinct. We talk about the qualities that make t
In this episode, we dive into one of the most common—and complicated—questions in therapy: Can you be friends with your therapist? We explore the importance of professional boundaries, what happens when therapy relations
In this episode, Dale and I sit down with Dale’s former graduate school professor, Dr. Tron Wilder , to explore the intersections of faith, education, and psychology in the age of AI. Tron shares his journey into academi
In this episode, we unpack a tricky question: Is it selfishness, or is it narcissism? We explore where narcissism comes from, how it differs from ordinary self-interest, and why the word gets thrown around so loosely tod
In this episode, we sit down with Chris George—founder and CEO of Sproutly —to trace the arc of his story, from growing up as a homeschooled missionary kid in the jungles of the Philippines, to his transition back to lif
In Part Two of our reflection on Charlie Kirk’s death, we shift to the bigger question of whether we can still agree to disagree—and what it would take to bring back civil conversation. From there, we explore forgiveness
In this episode, we sit with the reactions—our own and others’—to Charlie Kirk’s death. Social media has made it possible for people to share thoughts and feelings publicly that once would have stayed private, and we tal
In this episode, David and Dale sit down with David’s childhood friend, Chris Mureithi, our first international guest, to explore the cultural contrasts between Kenya and the United States. Chris shares his perspective o
In recent years, a surge of work—from best-selling books like The Body Keeps the Score to documentaries, podcasts, and professional trainings— have shaped how the public and mental health profession think about trauma an
In this episode, we explore the curse of knowledge —how knowing something can sometimes hold us back instead of helping us move forward. From the illusion of mastery to the gap between what we know and what we actually l
In this powerful episode, we sit with Sabrina Dorman‑Andrew, founder of New Creation VA , to explore how one broken building—a former adult store—became a beacon of hope. We dive into the extraordinary journey of transfo
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Two Therapists At A Bar is hosted by Dale Pickett and David Buruchara. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 53 episodes.
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