Disappointing episode
The episode with Stephanie and her mother was so disappointing. There was a lot of caretaking of the mother’s feelings and Stephanie’s largely took a back seat. The foundation for the mother’s shame (generational, and ten bucks says these two are from the Midwest) was addressed so poorly that Stephanie even admitted that she couldn’t reach the point of empathy for it. The wavering in her voice was a lot of pain not being acknowledged. The verbalization of love at the end of the episode was probably the only piece that would offer Stephanie healing at all. The mother thanked the therapists for helping “us” verbalize but should have just expressed thanks on behalf of herself.
...jolene... via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/16/24
More reviews of Dear Therapists with Lori Gottlieb and Guy Winch
I thought this was going to be another podcast featuring therapists who encouraged people to be selfish and self-centered. Instead, I found a therapy couple who encourages and teaches people to truly see from one another’s perspectives and to honor the people in their lives. SO refreshing!
Dittobrooks via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 08/20/20
This is such a compelling show. I like how the people they talk to seem to have “regular person” problems we all might be dealing with. I haven’t ever been to a therapist so I don’t have firsthand experience but this show really shows the value of talking to professionals who know how to help...Read full review »
ArtemioBaklava via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 08/19/20
I listened to the first episode today and I plan to listen to it again (it was that good). I love both Lori and Guy and I’m so happy they’ve partnered for this podcast!
allsmiles915 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 08/05/20
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