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You Need Therapy
Kathryn DeFatta, who has earned her Masters of Education from Vanderbilt University in Human Development Counseling, is inviting you into conversations around what it’s like to live fully in a world where we’ve become accustomed to shut parts of ourselves off. Here you will find a space that welcomes in discomfort, tough questions, and hard truths, all while showing how to find joy through it all.
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4.9 stars from 579 ratings
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“No matter where you are on your mental health journey, this podcast is for you. Kat is relatable, funny, and passionate about what she does. She brings in great guests, but even her solo episodes are so insightful. Give this a listen! You won’t regret it.”
mffox615 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/08/23
Weekly Must Listen!
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“I’m a weekly listener of 4 months! I was introduced to you need therapy through Amy Brown’s podcast. I really enjoyed hearing Amy and Kat chat like they were some of my girlfriends having coffee in my kitchen, so when I heard Kat mention her own podcast, I was eager to give it a listen. I also...”Read full review »
Lilmermd via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/29/23
5 stars
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“I’m a regular listener. Have been for over a year now. I found Kat because she and Amy Brown collaborate. I love listening to Kat give a therapist’s insight on real life issues. Couch talks is a really useful and intriguing addition to the Podcast!”
CFMurray97 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/30/23
Recent Episodes
Published 04/24/24
Couch Talks is the bonus episode of You need Therapy where Kat answers questions that listeners send to [email protected]. This week, Kat replies to a listener who is wondering what will give her worth and value if she stops performing for others.
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Published 04/24/24
This week, Kat is talking about Performative vulnerability again. Performative vulnerability is what happens when we use sharing (or oversharing) parts of our lives in order to gain something in return, such as attention or feelings of superiority. It can look like an example of altruism on the...
Published 04/22/24
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