[REWIND] Mental Health For Young Athletes – Part 2: What Can We Learn From Simone Biles? – With Michael Atunrase

Mental health for young athletes is not getting enough attention in sports training, and we’re not the only ones who think so. Michael Atunrase, founder and head coach of Resilience Fitness & Sports Performance Training is back on Podcast Therapists today to share...

[REWIND] Mental Health For Athletes: An Interview With Michael Atunrase

College students struggling with mental health… recently, we’ve been seeing it on the news too often. Sport is an amazing thing but we shouldn’t forget about balance, identity, and a sense of well-being either.  That’s why we’re re-releasing our popular episode with...

Apologizing For Teens & (Young) Adults: How To Actually Do It Right

Apologizing, we do it all the time but it doesn’t always have the effect we hope for, does it? We make a lot of mistakes when it comes to apologizing (yep, us included) and that isn’t beneficial for our relationships. In this episode, we go over the most common...

How To Teach Your Kids To Apologize

How do we teach our kids to apologize in a healthier way that helps them feel good about themselves, learn from their mistakes, and improve and repair their relationships? That’s the question we’re discussing in today’s episode. Teaching your kid how to apologize is...

Gender Diversity In Tweens With Oak Reed, Ph.D.

It’s a subject our kids are more knowledgeable and open-minded about than most of us adults are… Today we’re talking gender diversity.  Gender Identity develops around the age of 2-3, if not earlier. We’re observing others, we learn gender norms from society and our...

Pandemic-Related Grief With Jesse Dice, LCSW

Pandemic-related grief, we’re all experiencing it in our own way. Today, Virginia Family Therapy’s very own Jesse Dice is on the Pod to tell us all about the how and why. Why are we still grieving at this stage of the pandemic? How is this grief impacting where we are...