Therapist Uncensored Podcast


Are you kidding me?
I'm LOVING it!

You MUST check out the Therapist Uncensored Podcast!

If you, like me, are always looking to do better as a clinician, have I got a great reference for you. The Therapist Uncensored Podcast is hosted by Ann Kelley Ph.D. and Sue Marriott LCSW, CGP, highly-experienced licensed therapists who provide candid and focused education to help you bring awareness to the unconscious patterns in your life that get in your way. Two women who vibe with each other and, I'M SURE OF IT, would vibe with me too.

Ann Kelley Ph.D. and Sue Marriott LCSW, CGP
Ann Kelley Ph.D.
and Sue Marriott LCSW, CGP
As an Old New therapist, I'm finding myself becoming better prepared, up-to-date, and more well-versed in the information that I'm learning. Besides the many other training opportunities that I'm taking advantage of, doses of this podcast are also incredible for my efforts to get up-to-date in this field. I think I'm becoming a better clinician through my listening (and re-listening to and re-listening to) of these podcasts. 

Attachment theories, Polyvagal Theory, Trauma Response, Somatic Experiencing, brain science and brain chemistry, personality disorders, diagnosing, parenting, and so much more! It's like getting nice upgrades to my knowledge base and skill set in nice-sized doses. And I know it's improving my ability to work with my clients.

Give it a listen.
And, if you love it as much as I did, become a patreon.
Like I did.

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