When Therapists Watch TV
When Therapists Watch TV
6. "Shrinking" for Non-Shrinks
6. "Shrinking" for Non-Shrinks
6. "Shrinking" for Non-Shrinks
Tuesday 4th April 2023
Join Dr. Terri Bly and guests as they dissect 'Shrinking,' revealing what's real and what's fiction about therapy. A must-listen for fans and therapy seekers.
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Get the buttons here!Unmasking 'Shrinking': Real Talk on Therapy in TV Shows
I always say I'm trying to channel my inner Dr Orna, because she's so good.
Ever watched 'Shrinking' on Apple+ and wondered if real therapists are anything like the ones on screen? In this episode of 'When Therapists Watch TV,' host Dr. Terri Bly, PsyD, dives into the quirks and questionable practices of TV therapists with guests Nic Brave, a licensed marriage and family therapist, and Laura Fegley, a Creative Director who loves therapy.
They break down scenes from 'Shrinking' to separate fact from fiction, answering questions like, 'Can a therapist really take their clients to a mixed martial arts club?' and 'Is it okay for therapists to visit a client's home?'
Nic and Laura also explore how much therapists should share about their personal lives and what to do if your therapist gives you an ultimatum.
This episode is a treasure trove of insights for anyone curious about the realities of therapy versus its TV portrayal. Whether you're in therapy or just a fan of the show, you'll gain a deeper understanding of what to expect from a professional therapist and how to navigate the therapeutic relationship. So, if you've ever been puzzled by the antics of TV therapists or wondered about the dos and don'ts of real-life therapy, this episode is a must-listen.
It's an engaging blend of entertainment and education that sheds light on the often-misunderstood world of therapy.