Between Two Clinicians

Talia Bombola, LMFT and Adam Luke, LMFT
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Between Two Clinicians is your backstage pass to the thoughts of two therapists, Talia Bombola, LMFT and Adam Luke, LMFT. Think of it as a raw, unapologetic take on everyday challenges because we're getting real and breaking down barriers.You'll absolutely laugh, you may cry, and you'll probably be triggered.

  1. 20 jul

    69. Career, Creativity, and Caretaking: When There’s No Time for the Old Self

    In this episode, Talia Bombola and Adam discuss the nuances of life-work balance, authentic self, and effective boundary setting. They explore practical strategies for transitioning between personal and professional roles, managing technology, and fostering healthy relationships.

  2. 6 jul

    68. Life/Work Balance

    In this episode, Talia Bombola and Adam explore the nuances of life-work balance, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing life and relationships over busyness. They share insights on managing time, setting boundaries, and modeling healthy partnerships for children.

  3. 11 may

    67. Navigating Boundaries, Scope, and Ethical Practice in Therapy

    Discover the nuanced world of therapeutic boundaries, scope of practice, and ethical standards with seasoned clinicians. This episode delves into how therapists manage boundaries, handle boundary pushes, and maintain professionalism while fostering trust. Get insights on scope of practice limitations, referral processes, and the importance of clinician self-awareness.

  4. 20 abr

    66. Holding the Frame -Boundaries, Rules, and Structure in Therapy

    In this episode, Talia and Adam explore the importance of boundaries and rules in therapy, including informed consent, managing client relationships, and ethical considerations. They shares insight on maintaining professional integrity, handling boundary violations, and navigating complex situations with clients.

  5. 6 abr

    65. Is Love Blind? Netflix Has Ruined Hope for Relationships

    Is love actually blind—or are we watching attachment wounds play out in real time?In this episode, we’re breaking down the psychology behind Love Is Blind—from intense emotional bonding in the pods to the rapid unraveling of relationships in the real world. Why do connections feel so deep so fast… and then fall apart just as quickly?Adam and Talia unpack what’s really happening beneath the surface, including:-Why the “pods” create accelerated emotional intimacy (and false attachment security)-Attachment styles on full display: anxious, avoidant, and everything in between-The difference between emotional vulnerability and emotional intensity-Why unresolved trauma often shows up after the engagement-How producers design an environment that amplifies connection and conflict-The psychology behind why some couples make it—and why most don’tWe also get into the bigger question: is this experiment actually about love… or about psychological pressure, projection, and fantasy?If you’ve ever yelled at your screen, “HOW did they not see that coming?” This episode will give you answers.✨ Perfect for listeners interested in:relationship psychology, attachment theory, dating shows, emotional intimacy, trauma and relationships, reality TV analysis, psychodynamic therapy, and modern dating culture

  6. 30 mar

    64. Taylor Frankie Paul, Jessi/Jordan, SLOMW and Mental Health of Reality TV

    In this episode, we’re breaking down the psychological dynamics behind The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives—from personality patterns and attachment styles to the ethics of reality TV casting. Why does it seem like reality shows consistently feature emotionally volatile or unstable individuals? Is it coincidence… or by design?Adam and Talia dive into the mental health themes we’re seeing play out on screen, including:-Common personality traits often highlighted (or exploited) in reality TV-The difference between diagnosable mental health conditions vs. situational reactivity-How casting processes may screen for conflict, dysregulation, and high-drama personalities-The impact of fame, pressure, and group dynamics on emotional stability-Why viewers feel so hooked on chaotic relationship dynamicsWe also explore the ethical gray area: at what point does entertainment cross into exploitation?Whether you’re watching for the drama, the psychology, or both, this episode will completely change how you see reality TV.✨ Perfect for listeners interested in:psychology, mental health in media, reality TV analysis, relationship dynamics, personality disorders, attachment theory, and pop culture breakdowns

  7. 23 mar

    63. Parenthood Changes as Children Grow

    This episode explores the evolving journey of parenthood as children grow, highlighting the emotional milestones, parenting techniques, and the importance of fostering independence and resilience in children. Talia and Adam share insights on navigating adolescence, emotional attunement, and building healthy family dynamics.

  8. 9 mar

    62. “They Don’t Need You the Same Way Anymore” Aging Out of Early Parenthood

    This episode explores the emotional and developmental journey of parenting, focusing on how children build autonomy, trust, and resilience from infancy through adolescence. Talia and Adam share insights on parenting strategies, emotional regulation, and supporting children's independence while managing parental grief and expectations.

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Between Two Clinicians is your backstage pass to the thoughts of two therapists, Talia Bombola, LMFT and Adam Luke, LMFT. Think of it as a raw, unapologetic take on everyday challenges because we're getting real and breaking down barriers.You'll absolutely laugh, you may cry, and you'll probably be triggered.

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  • Creador
    Talia Bombola, LMFT and Adam Luke, LMFT
  • Años de actividad
    2022 - 2026
  • Episodios
    72
  • Clasificación
    Explícito
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    © Talia Bombola, LMFT and Adam Luke, LMFT
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