Just Another Therapy Podcast

Elena Sledge and Rebecca Alvizo-Gallego

Welcome to Just Another Therapy Podcast. We're Rebecca and Elena, two therapists with a lot of opinions. Join us weekly as we dissect social topics through the lens of therapy and mental health. In Season One we talk all about social media, the good, the bad, and the absolutely ridiculous. We met via Instagram during the uncertainty of the pandemic in 2020. Rebecca was graduating with her master's in counseling and wanted to connect with other therapists. We quickly clicked and have been close friends ever since. As therapists, we have tons of conversations about mental health and social issues. This podcast was born from those conversations. We cover a range of topics from anxiety, toxic positivity, parenting, and client marginalization to sex, politics, and resources. Our guests are therapists, mental health advocates, and other individuals who bring value to our message. Rebecca is a Registered Mental Health Counselor Intern in the state of Florida, where she works with individuals struggling with their mental health. Elena is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in the state of Florida, where she runs her private practice to help clients with anxiety, depression, and more. Any hypothetical “cases” presented in this podcast that have a relation to any person real or imagined are purely coincidental. This podcast will not discuss confidential client concerns. This podcast was created for educational and entertainment purposes, it is not a replacement for mental health treatment. If you are in need of support check out our show notes for links to resources.

Episodes

  1. 08/02/2022

    The Rise of Mental Health Tech Companies: BetterHelp and TalkSpace

    The culture around mental health and therapy is constantly evolving. And the rapid technological growth of the last 10 years has certainly impacted mental health care in America. Online therapy services like Talkspace and better help, at first appeared to be revolutionary platforms for accessible and affordable mental health care. But by digging deeper and thinking critically, we find these tech startups aren’t actually dream solutions to the mental health crisis. Today we’re discussing online therapy platforms' problems and the risks that therapists and consumers face by engaging with these companies. You can find Elena at @awakentherapyco. You can find Rebecca at @embraceauthenticitycounseling. Want to email us? Send it over to anothertherapypod@gmail.com Disclaimer: This podcast was created for educational and entertainment purposes, it is not a replacement for mental health treatment. This podcast is not therapy and does not replicate a therapeutic relationship. If you're in need of mental health care and assistance, check out these resources: National Suicide Prevention Lifeline https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ The Trevor Project: Supporting Transgender and Nonbinary Youth https://www.thetrevorproject.org/ American Foundation for Suicide Prevention https://afsp.org/ Inclusive Therapists Directory https://www.inclusivetherapists.com/ The Loveland Foundation: Therapy and Healing for Black Women and Girls https://thelovelandfoundation.org/ Open Path Psychotherapy Collective: Affordable Therapy https://openpathcollective.org/

  2. 06/21/2022

    The New Age Wellness Industry

    Joining a spiritual community and developing spiritual practices can provide security and involve us in something greater than ourselves. Gurus and coaches of the new age wellness movement promise transformation and transcendence. If you join their 3-month exclusive program for $1,111. These leaders, gurus, and coaches pose themselves as divine experts as they capitalize on the human need for connection. In this episode, we explore the harmful beliefs perpetuated by online spiritual gurus and shed light on their tactics. You can find Elena at @awakentherapyco. You can find Rebecca at @embraceauthenticitycounseling. Want to email us? Send it over to anothertherapypod@gmail.com Disclaimer: This podcast was created for educational and entertainment purposes, it is not a replacement for mental health treatment. This podcast is not therapy and does not replicate a therapeutic relationship. If you're in need of mental health care and assistance, check out these resources: National Suicide Prevention Lifeline https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ The Trevor Project: Supporting Transgender and Nonbinary Youth https://www.thetrevorproject.org/ American Foundation for Suicide Prevention https://afsp.org/ Inclusive Therapists Directory https://www.inclusivetherapists.com/ The Loveland Foundation: Therapy and Healing for Black Women and Girls https://thelovelandfoundation.org/ Open Path Psychotherapy Collective: Affordable Therapy https://openpathcollective.org/

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About

Welcome to Just Another Therapy Podcast. We're Rebecca and Elena, two therapists with a lot of opinions. Join us weekly as we dissect social topics through the lens of therapy and mental health. In Season One we talk all about social media, the good, the bad, and the absolutely ridiculous. We met via Instagram during the uncertainty of the pandemic in 2020. Rebecca was graduating with her master's in counseling and wanted to connect with other therapists. We quickly clicked and have been close friends ever since. As therapists, we have tons of conversations about mental health and social issues. This podcast was born from those conversations. We cover a range of topics from anxiety, toxic positivity, parenting, and client marginalization to sex, politics, and resources. Our guests are therapists, mental health advocates, and other individuals who bring value to our message. Rebecca is a Registered Mental Health Counselor Intern in the state of Florida, where she works with individuals struggling with their mental health. Elena is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in the state of Florida, where she runs her private practice to help clients with anxiety, depression, and more. Any hypothetical “cases” presented in this podcast that have a relation to any person real or imagined are purely coincidental. This podcast will not discuss confidential client concerns. This podcast was created for educational and entertainment purposes, it is not a replacement for mental health treatment. If you are in need of support check out our show notes for links to resources.