WAIT, Let's Talk About That with Dr. Lee Long & Lila Pond

Dr. Lee Long
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Ever feel like you’re losing yourself in your relationships? WAIT, Let’s Talk About That with Dr. Lee Long is a podcast for anyone ready to understand themselves and show up differently. Dr. Lee Long guides you with stories, insights, and reflection prompts so you can create more authentic, connected relationships and bring a healthy “me” to every “we.”The WAIT, Let's Talk About That with Dr. Lee Long podcast is intended solely for general informational purposes and does not represent the practice of medicine, therapeutic and psychiatric services, nursing, or other professional health care services. It also does not constitute the provision of medical, therapeutic or psychiatric advice, and no doctor/patient relationship is established. The information on this podcast and any materials linked from it are used at the user's own risk. The content provided through this podcast should not be considered a replacement for professional medical, therapeutic, or psychiatric advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It is important that users do not ignore or postpone seeking medical, therapeutic, or psychiatric advice for any health or mental health condition they might have, and should always consult with their health care professionals regarding such conditions.

  1. APR 8

    The WAIT Framework: Where Am I in This?

    Send us Fan Mail Have you ever felt stuck, invisible, or like you’re disappearing in your relationships with friends, family, work, or romantic partners? In this first episode of Wait, Let’s Talk About That, Dr. Lee Long and co-host Lila Pond introduce the WAIT Framework, a simple, practical strategy to help you pause, check in with yourself, and start showing up fully as you in every relationship. Through relatable stories, real listener questions, and actionable takeaways, Dr. Lee and Lila guide you to: Notice where you’ve been disappearing or adapting too muchUnderstand why you react the way you do in relationshipsTake small steps to reclaim your voice and presenceBy the end of the episode, you’ll have a roadmap to stop getting lost in others’ moods and decisions and instead bring your healthiest “me” to the “we.” This week’s challenge? Notice one moment where you tend to disappear and take one small action to show up as yourself. Pause. Reflect. Ask yourself: Where am I in this? www.drleelong.com Instagram: @dr.leelong TikTok: @dr.leelong Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dr.leelong/ ------------------ The WAIT, Let's Talk About That with Dr. Lee Long podcast is intended solely for general informational purposes and does not represent the practice of medicine, therapeutic and psychiatric services, nursing, or other professional health care services. It also does not constitute the provision of medical, therapeutic or psychiatric advice, and no doctor/patient relationship is established. The information on this podcast and any materials linked from it are used at the user's own risk. The content provided through this podcast should not be considered a replacement for professional medical, therapeutic, or psychiatric advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It is important that users do not ignore or postpone seeking medical, therapeutic, or psychiatric advice for any health or mental health condition they might have, and should always consult with their health care professionals regarding such conditions.

    29 min

  2. SEASON 1 TRAILER

    Trailer: Introducing "WAIT, Let's Talk About That" with Dr. Lee Long

    Send us Fan Mail Ever feel like you’re losing yourself in your relationships? WAIT, Let’s Talk About That with Dr. Lee Long is a podcast for anyone ready to understand themselves and show up differently. Dr. Lee Long guides you with stories, insights, and reflection prompts so you can create more authentic, connected relationships and bring a healthy “me” to every “we.” NEW EPISODES COMING SOON! www.drleelong.com Instagram: @dr.leelong TikTok: @dr.leelong Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dr.leelong/

    3 min

  3. 10/07/2025

    Building Healthy Sexual Relationships

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Restoration Beyond the Couch, Dr. Lee Long sits down with Nancy Houston, a seasoned sex therapist, to talk openly about sex, intimacy, and the struggles that can often go unspoken. Together, they explore how intimacy impacts emotional health, the challenges couples may face, and pathways toward healing and deeper connection. This conversation sheds light on a sensitive but essential topic, offering both understanding and hope for those navigating intimacy issues.

    1h 7m

  4. 09/23/2025

    Addiction and Recovery

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Restoration Beyond the Couch, Dr. Lee Long sits down with Sarah McDonald to hear her powerful story of addiction and the journey toward recovery. Sarah opens up about the challenges she faced, the turning points that led her to seek help, and the hope she’s found in healing.

    38 min

  5. 09/09/2025

    Turning Pain into Purpose: Jason and Rhonda Halbert

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Restoration Beyond the Couch, Dr. Lee Long sits down with Jason and Rhonda Halbert to talk about their personal experiences with mental health and how those struggles inspired their book, The Caretaker. They share their story of resilience and how their creative journey has become a way to encourage others facing similar battles. 📖 Check out The Caretaker: Book One of The Goodpasture Chronicles on Amazon here: The Caretaker

    48 min

  6. 08/26/2025

     Pure O OCD Explained: Living with Intrusive Thoughts

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Restoration Beyond the Couch, Dr. Lee Long sits down with counselor Brandon Stewart to talk about “Pure O,” or primarily obsessional OCD. Together, they explore what Pure O looks like beyond the stereotypes, how intrusive thoughts impact daily life, and strategies for finding clarity and hope in the midst of it.

    52 min

  7. 08/12/2025

    Unfolding Your Story With Josh Storie

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Restoration Beyond the Couch, Dr. Lee Long sits down with speech writer and coach Josh Storie to explore what it takes to truly communicate effectively. They discuss how to go beyond words to connect with others, build trust, and convey your message with clarity and confidence. Whether in leadership, relationships, or everyday interactions, this conversation offers practical strategies for speaking with purpose and impact.

    58 min

  8. 07/29/2025

    Managing Grief

    Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Restoration Beyond the Couch, Dr. Lee Long sits down with counselor Mark Foster to talk about the process of managing grief. Together, they explore what grief can look like, how it shows up in daily life, and healthy ways to navigate the pain of loss. Whether you're grieving now or supporting someone who is, this conversation offers practical guidance and hope.

    47 min
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Ever feel like you’re losing yourself in your relationships? WAIT, Let’s Talk About That with Dr. Lee Long is a podcast for anyone ready to understand themselves and show up differently. Dr. Lee Long guides you with stories, insights, and reflection prompts so you can create more authentic, connected relationships and bring a healthy “me” to every “we.”The WAIT, Let's Talk About That with Dr. Lee Long podcast is intended solely for general informational purposes and does not represent the practice of medicine, therapeutic and psychiatric services, nursing, or other professional health care services. It also does not constitute the provision of medical, therapeutic or psychiatric advice, and no doctor/patient relationship is established. The information on this podcast and any materials linked from it are used at the user's own risk. The content provided through this podcast should not be considered a replacement for professional medical, therapeutic, or psychiatric advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It is important that users do not ignore or postpone seeking medical, therapeutic, or psychiatric advice for any health or mental health condition they might have, and should always consult with their health care professionals regarding such conditions.

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