Unqualified Therapists Inc.
Unqualified Therapists Inc.
Trauma Queens lighting up the dark corners of life. We’re breaking the stigma around talking about the things that are usually hush hush. Get knowledge, solidarity, and tools to move forward through your (or your loved ones) mental health struggles. While things can get kind of heavy, we are sure to add some lighthearted f*ckery because who can’t use a laugh nowadays?
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E 93: Moving Past Murder with Collier Landry
Aug. 11, 2022
In the early morning hours of December 31st of 1989, 11 year old Collier Boyle was awakened by the sounds of his father murdering his Mother. This horrific Trauma ignited a fire that has fueled him in thriving through life.…
E 92: Take a Trip with Us: Psilocybin Part 2 Sarah’s Experience
Aug. 4, 2022
Hello Warriors! We are back for the conclusion of our story sharing Sarah's experience with psilocybin. This episode dives deep into the details of Sarah's trip. She shares all the things she saw, the things she became, the …
E: 91 Take a Trip with Us: Psilocybin Part 1
July 28, 2022
Sarah finally reveals her story that led her to psilocybin or more commonly known as "Magic Mushrooms." In part 1 we discuss the myriad of research that Sarah did to decide if this was the right medicine for her. We aren't t…
E 90: Small Shifts to Elevate Your Life with Leah Pardee
July 21, 2022
What do you desire? What is on the other side of your comfort zone? Why do we self sabotage? How do we elevate our life to authentic living? Leah Pardee shares with us her journey to a life lived in the present moment, fu…
E 89: Just Say No
July 14, 2022
No. It is a complete sentence, but for most of us, it is nearly impossible to spit it out. Why is it so difficult to say no? When should we say no? And then, how do we say no? Learning how to say no is an important part of …
E 88: Ask Dr. Katie
July 7, 2022
This week, listeners ask Dr. Katie Stewart their questions about mental health in their daily lives. Questions range from workplace stress, friendships with those who have differing viewpoints, and the recent uptick in ADHD …
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