Two whistle-blowing Shrinks
here to deep-throat the shit out of the truth
EMDR: Because Talk Therapy Alone Can Make Trauma Worse with Jeremy Fox, Counselor & EMDR Consultant
What if talking about trauma isn’t the path to healing—but a roadblock? In this eye-opening episode, EMDR expert Jeremy Fox challenges the limits of traditional talk therapy and introduces a powerful alternative: Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing. Discover how EMDR helps the brain unstick traumatic memories—often without needing to relive every painful detail. Backed by science and personal insight, this conversation is a must-listen for anyone curious about breakthrough ways to truly heal from trauma.
Your Blood Sugar Problems Might Be Your Antidepressants, Not Your Pancreas: Does Jenn Have Diabetes?
Could your antidepressant be messing with your blood sugar—and no one’s telling you? In this explosive episode, we uncover the hidden link between SSRIs and metabolic issues like weight gain, high blood sugar, and increased diabetes risk. Co-host Jenn shares her shocking experience of medical gaslighting after questioning her Lexapro side effects, backed by hard-hitting research that most doctors ignore. If you’ve ever felt dismissed or wondered if your meds are affecting your health, this episode gives you the science—and the tools—to advocate for yourself.
Gaslit Into Taking My Own Medical Advice with Nicole Lamberson: A Medical Professional's Journey Through Medication Harm
What happens when the medical professional becomes the patient—and the system fails her? In this powerful episode, physician assistant Nicole Lamberson shares her shocking descent into medication harm after being prescribed Xanax for anxiety, leading to years on a cocktail of psychiatric drugs. As her health unraveled, she discovered just how unprepared the medical world is to help people safely taper off these meds. Now a leading voice for medication safety and informed consent, Nicole exposes the dangerous gaps in medical training and offers hope for healing after withdrawal. This is a must-listen for anyone on psychiatric meds, in healthcare, or seeking answers about the risks of polypharmacy.
Gaslit Into Medicating Normal with Angie Peacock
What if the treatment for your mental health ended up being the thing that nearly destroyed you? In this gripping episode, Iraq War veteran Angie Peacock shares how she went from a hopeful patient to being labeled "chronically ill" after 13 years on over 40 psychiatric drugs. Her story of devastating side effects, misdiagnosis, and a brutal cold-turkey withdrawal reveals the dark side of the mental health system—and the incredible resilience of the human brain. Now a national advocate, Angie exposes the myths of chemical imbalance and lifelong medication, offering hope to anyone seeking healing beyond prescriptions.
Do Kids Really Belong in a Therapists Office?
Is sending your child to therapy always the right call—or could it have unintended lifelong consequences? In this eye-opening episode, two licensed therapists reveal the hidden risks of early mental health diagnoses, from lasting medical records to barriers in careers, insurance, and beyond. Hear real stories of young adults still impacted by labels they received at age six—and learn why many who went to therapy as kids say it did more harm than good. Before you make that first appointment, this conversation offers essential truths every parent deserves to know.
Disrupting Mental Healthcare Norms: with RaQuel Hopkins Professional Counselor & Capacity Coach
What if therapy isn’t making you stronger—but keeping you stuck? In this bold episode, three therapists, including "The Capacity Expert" Raquel Hopkins, challenge the mainstream mental health narrative that turns normal emotions into diagnoses and fosters emotional fragility over resilience. From rethinking childhood deep-dives to questioning whether your nervous system is always right, they unpack how the industry may be creating lifelong clients instead of empowered individuals. If you’re ready to break free from symptom management and build real emotional capacity, this episode will change how you see therapy—and yourself.
"It's not a matter of training...it's not a matter of proof...it's about being stuck in an old paradigm, not being educated, not having the time or the interest or the proclivity."
Leslie Korn PhD, MPH, LMHC, ACS, FNTP, BCTMB