Join us for part two of Rose's story of therapy harm and betrayal. In this episode Rose and her husband share the devastating impact her longtime therapist had on their marriage after crossing professional boundaries and pursuing Rose's husband. https://search.app/i7XuULY6DqN4Poif7 [email protected]

In today's episode, we hear from Rose and her spouse Scott, about the deep betrayal and predatory behavior of a therapist Rose had trusted, respected, and admired for almost a decade. Someone who had truly helped her, only to later betray her.

In this episode, author and therapist Dr. Angela Sells shares her personal experience with erotic transference and boundary violations by a therapist, offering a deeply intimate perspective on the lasting impact of such exploitation. Drawing parallels between her own story and the subject of her doctoral dissertation, Sabina Spielrein—a pioneering psychoanalyst who faced similar transgressions—Dr. Sells explores the enduring legacy of sexual exploitation in the therapeutic relationship. https://pleaseseeme.com/issue-3/nonfiction/the-rapist-angela-sells/ https://a.co/d/hiOJD0w msangelasells.com [email protected] www.psychotherapy-podcast.com

In todays's episode, we hear from Aundria Adams, author of the forthcoming memoir Wire Monkeys, along with other survivors who share their experiences with a well respected, wealthy, and sophisticated psychologist. Evenings that began with fine dining and Broadway shows ultimately ending in a courtroom. www.psychotherapy-podcast.com aundriaadams.com

Ellie's story of therapy harm began as a teen living in Gary, Indiana, where she grew up under the weight of strict, high control religion. Pushed into treatment, she was placed under the care of a therapist who made her uneasy. Even many years later, she found herself wondering and doubting her experience. Recent events however, have brought Ellie the validation she longed for. Her story serves as a powerful reminder that gut instincts should not be ignored. www.psychotherapy-podcast.com

The troubled teen industry encompasses various programs and facilities aimed at modifying behavior in adolescents deemed "problematic" by parents and authorities. In this episode we sit down with author and survivor Meg Appelgate to discuss the efficacy, ethics and potential long term psychological out comes of these treatment programs.

In todays episode we continue the story of Halina, a therapist who was harmed by her own therapist. Halina sheds light on the board complaint process, revealing the lengths to which an unethical therapist might go to discredit a client. Halina's story underscores the importance of understanding these tactics to better prepare survivors in navigating the complaint process. www.psychotherapy-podcast.com https://www.instagram.com/psycho.therapypodcast

In this first episode we introduce Halina, a then grad student seeking therapy to manage her anxiety. As she begins her sessions, Halina realizes that her new therapist has more problems than she does. The therapist's issues and unprofessional behavior ultimately lead Halina to file a complaint with the licensing board. www.psychotherapy-podcast.com https://www.instagram.com/psycho.therapypodcast

The story begins with a phone call from a distressed former client of Mollys ex-husband, Mark, who is a psychologist. Despite his behavior being flagged many times over the years, Mark always managed to skirt systems intended to protect the public. This woman's plea for help only confirmed what Molly had long since discovered about Mark...that he was a predator. www.psychotherapy-podcast.com [email protected]

Cultural anthropologist Jerika Heinze shares her personal story of being groomed as an adult by a trusted mentor. This profound experience and its aftermath propelled her into advocacy work. She is now recognized as an expert on the topic of adult grooming. Jerika is the founder of The Field Work Initiate, an organization that addresses sexual harassment in research fieldwork worldwide. www.psychotherapy-podcast.com www.fieldworkinitiative.org