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Welcome to WWDMD, the biweekly show where we get into the mind of mental health clinicians. Have you ever wondered what clinicians and social workers are REALLY thinking and feeling as they help others navigate their lives? This podcast is all about learning: about the dynamics of a clinical case; the emotional journey of the clinician; and YOU. Dr. Meyers hosts guests with expertise in various areas of mental health as well as offering her expertise on a series on sibling abuse with some episodes dedicated to survivors stories. Come along for an insightful journey!
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to WWDMD, the biweekly show where we get into the mind of mental health clinicians. Have you ever wondered what clinicians and social workers are REALLY thinking and feeling as they help others navigate their lives? This podcast is all about learning: about the dynamics of a clinical case; the emotional journey of the clinician; and YOU. Dr.
Recent episodes include "Episode 149: Wasted Energy: When Worry Becomes Its Own Burden" (20 October 2026, 16 minutes), "Episode 148: Sibling Abuse Series: “Just Listen”: Disclosure, Parental Response, and Healing After Sibling Abuse" (6 October 2026, 42 minutes), and "Episode 147: What We Carry: The Wounded Healer" (22 September 2026, 41 minutes).
What Would Dr. Meyers Do? publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 37 minutes across 150 episodes.
Booking probability for What Would Dr. Meyers Do? is 50%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. What Would Dr. Meyers Do? requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. What Would Dr. Meyers Do?'s contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for What Would Dr. Meyers Do? are Therapists & Other Health Practitioners. What Would Dr. Meyers Do? has a health audience.
What Would Dr. Meyers Do? is a health podcast with 150 episodes published.
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Most of us worry. In fact, a certain amount of worry can be helpful - it motivates us to prepare, solve problems, and protect ourselves. But what happens when worry stops being productive and starts consuming our...

In this powerful episode, Dr. Meyers speaks with PJ Pacifico, a survivor of sibling sexual abuse, about the complicated and often painful journey of disclosure, family response, and healing. PJ shares his experience of...

Episode #147
What happens when the experiences that have wounded us become part of the way we connect with and help others? Dr. Meyers sits down with Daniela Richards, a social worker who works with mothers and babies experiencing...

We often think weight loss and body image are about changing the body. But for many people, the struggle with weight is really about something else entirely. In this episode, Dr. Meyers explores what sits beneath the...

Dr. Meyers talks with Laura Himmelstein, LCSW, for an intimate and reflective conversation about grief, caregiving, dementia, aging, caregiver burnout, cognitive decline, and mortality. Drawing from both her clinical...

Author Heidi Kirby joins Dr. Amy Meyers to share her deeply personal story of surviving sibling abuse, growing up in a family shaped by silence, fear and painful family dynamics. In this powerful conversation, Heidi...

In this episode, Dr. Meyers explores two deeply human patterns that quietly shape our relationships: Conforming to others in order to gain approval, and trying to change the people around us in order to feel more...

Episode #142
Connie Palmer, LCSW offers a powerful conversation about shame - what it is, how it differs from guilt, and why it can become such a deeply rooted emotional experience. She distinguishes between the feeling that “I am...

Episode #141
Social work school teaches theory, ethics, and practice skills - but there are some lessons you only learn once you’re actually in the field. In this episode, Dr. Meyers sits down with a former BSW student/MSW graduate...

After more than three years of exploring the inner world of therapists, countertransference, and the emotional realities of helping others, What Would Dr. Meyers Do? is entering a new chapter. In this special episode...

This conversation on sibling abuse remains one of the most important topics discussed on What Would Dr. Meyers Do? As awareness of sibling abuse continues to grow, this episode continues to resonate deeply with...

<p>In this deeply personal solo episode, Dr. Meyers reflects on what she has learned from being a caregiver to aging parents and the emotional complexity that comes with caregiving, grief and role reversal.</p><p>She...

<p>Young adults are struggling. Many aren’t adept at handling life challenges: communication, managing frustration, the need for immediate gratification, and navigating conflict.</p><p>There’s a growing conversation...

<p>Connie Palmer, LCSW, offers a thoughtful and clinically grounded conversation on codependency, exploring what it is, where it comes from, and how healing is possible. Drawing from both personal and professional...

<p>Pause, Notice, Respond. We are moving beyond the wellness trend to explore how mindfulness in therapy actually works in clinical practice. In this episode, we explore how mindfulness moves beyond a wellness buzzword...

<p>In this episode, Dr. Meyers sits down with Kate Lund, a clinical psychologist and resilience expert, to explore a shift in how we understand challenges and support emotional resilience in children, families, and...

<p>In this episode, Dr. Meyers explores what happens when the clinician becomes the patient. Anthony Gaetani, LMSW, reflects on how his own therapy has shaped the way he shows up in his professional work. This candid...

<p>In this powerful episode, Dr. Amy Meyers opens up about her personal experience with emotional and physical sibling abuse and the long-lasting effects on self-esteem, trust, and relationships.</p><p><br>Joined by...

<p>In this episode, Dr. Meyers shares her thoughtful perspective on psychiatric medication, focusing on its potential utility as a tool rather than a cure. She explores how medication can help stabilize symptoms...

<p>In this episode, Dr. Ray Blanchard explores the critical role of context and systems in practice, grounding the conversation in the person-in-environment perspective. Together, we move beyond pathologizing...
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social work professor at Molloy University, clinician in NYC, advisory board member at University of New Hampshire, podcast host
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