Two Shrinks

Sloane and Viv

**Two Shrinks** is what happens when two best friends with doctorates, 20+ years of clinical experience, and a lot of opinions turn on the microphones. Sloane and Viv are anonymous clinical psychologists talking pop culture, relationships, human behavior, and whatever else they feel like dissecting. Smart, cheeky, occasionally inappropriate, and definitely not therapy. **Psychologists talking about everyone but their clients.**

Episodes

  1. 3d ago

    Ep. 8 - On Love is Blind, Season 11, Ep. 6-8

    Two Shrinks: On Love Is Blind — Season 11, Episodes 6–8 The honeymoon is over, the couples are moving in together, and the red flags are moving in right alongside them. 🚩 This week, Sloane and Viv are back to dissect Episodes 6–8 of Netflix's Love Is Blind, Season 11. And now that the couples are entering the real world, we're starting to see what happens when romantic fantasies meet actual relationships. On the couch this week: John & Sarah: Is he genuinely growing, or just becoming whoever she wants him to be? And what exactly is he bringing to the relationship? Wilnie & Wilson: When insecurity turns into constant testing, is there any way for your partner to win? Blake & Erika: Can a relationship survive when two people have very different visions of their future? Rob & Michaella: Finally, a couple we can root for! Could these two actually make it? Stew & Jax: The reunion nobody quite understood. Is she having second thoughts, or does she just like the idea of him? Plus, we tackle the psychology of attraction, emotional compatibility, boundaries, and the difference between loving someone and loving the idea of someone. And the bigger question: Are these contestants actually ready for marriage, or just ready for reality TV? Two clinical psychologists. Two very different perspectives. Plenty of opinions. 🎙️ Two Shrinks: Psychologists Talking About Everyone But Their Clients Disclaimer: This podcast is for entertainment and general education. Our commentary is based on publicly available behavior and edited television footage, not clinical evaluations of the individuals discussed.

  2. Aug 24

    Ep. 1 - On Lindsay Clancy

    In our first episode, Sloane and Viv take on the Lindsay Clancy case, one of the most difficult and emotionally charged trials in recent memory. Recorded after both the prosecution and defense rested, but before closing arguments, we unpack the testimony, competing narratives, and psychological questions at the center of the case. What does the evidence tell us about Lindsay Clancy’s mental state? How should we think about postpartum mental illness, intent, responsibility, and criminal culpability? What happens when clinical concepts enter a courtroom? And.... did Patrick do it? Two clinical psychologists. Two perspectives. A case with very few easy answers. Note: This episode was recorded before closing arguments and reflects the information publicly available at that point in the trial. ** Two Shrinks is intended for entertainment and general educational purposes only. The views, opinions, and commentary expressed on the podcast are not intended to constitute psychological or mental health advice, diagnosis, treatment, or a professional therapeutic relationship. Discussions involving public figures are based on publicly available information and observed or reported behavior. The hosts do not diagnose, clinically assess, or make professional determinations about individuals they have not personally evaluated. Any opinions expressed are those of the hosts and should not be considered a substitute for individualized advice or care from a qualified professional.

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**Two Shrinks** is what happens when two best friends with doctorates, 20+ years of clinical experience, and a lot of opinions turn on the microphones. Sloane and Viv are anonymous clinical psychologists talking pop culture, relationships, human behavior, and whatever else they feel like dissecting. Smart, cheeky, occasionally inappropriate, and definitely not therapy. **Psychologists talking about everyone but their clients.**