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Psycho Therapy Leah Denton
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- Health & Fitness
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4.8 • 119 Ratings
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Psycho Therapy is a show dedicated to amplifying the voices of survivors who have experience therapy harm. This podcast aims to shed light on the often overlooked aspects of therapy abuse and provide a supportive platform for survivors to share their stories. Join us as we listen, learn, and advocate for both awareness and change in the mental health field.
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A Therapist Harmed By Therapy: Halina's Story
In this first episode we introduce Halina, a then grad student seeking therapy to manage her anxiety. As she begins her sessions, Halina realizes that her new therapist has more problems than she does. The therapist's issues and unprofessional behavior ultimately lead Halina to file a complaint with the licensing board.
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Married To Madness: Molly's Story
The story begins with a phone call from a distressed former client of Mollys ex-husband, Mark, who is a psychologist. Despite his behavior being flagged many times over the years, Mark always managed to skirt systems intended to protect the public. This woman's plea for help only confirmed what Molly had long since discovered about Mark...that he was a predator.
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A Grand Orchestration: With Adult Grooming Expert Jerika Heinze
Cultural anthropologist Jerika Heinze shares her personal story of being groomed as an adult by a trusted mentor. This profound experience and its aftermath propelled her into advocacy work. She is now recognized as an expert on the topic of adult grooming. Jerika is the founder of The Field Work Initiate, an organization that addresses sexual harassment in research fieldwork worldwide.
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"Preyed" Upon Part 2: With Therapy Abuse Survivor Amy Nordhues
In this second episode, part two with Survivor Amy Nordhues, Amy recounts her experiences of grooming within a psychiatrist's office and the profound sense of isolation and alienation by her church community, ultimately leading to her seeking validation through the legal system.
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"Preyed" Upon part 1: With Therapy Abuse Survivor Amy Nordhues
In this episode, author and guest, Amy Nordhues, details a deeply personal and harrowing narrative of vulnerability, trust, and betrayal at the hands of a revered Psychiatrist and church elder. Amy sheds light on the insidious nature of adult grooming and the impact of abuse on ones psyche and sense of safety.
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When Your Therapist Seems Unwell with Guest and Survivor Eva
Eva, a devoted wife and mother sought support from a therapist when she felt drained from caregiving. Initially helpful, she began to see signs that her therapist might not be well. As things escalated, she found herself caring not just for herself but for her therapist turned abuser.
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Customer Reviews
Masterful writing and narrating!
Leah is an extremely gifted narrator and Beau is an extremely gifted writer. If anyone can expose the HUGE problem of therapy harm and abuse, along with getting Ethics Boards to do their jobs, it is these two. Thank you, Leah, Beau and your own families for supporting the important work you are doing. The podcast is intelligent, very informative, easy to follow, and professionally produced. Your heart, commitment to and support of your podcast guests shines through.
New favorite
This podcast is interesting and will help so many. The abuse is fraught with shame, confusion and denial. Thank you for opening the door and shedding light on it. I love the way the show is set up with guests but the narrator giving so much background information. I find it easy to listen to.
Gratitude
Thank you for sharing your journey and creating a platform to support all of us who have been harmed from therapy.