Who is Whitney Goodman? What is CALLING HOME?

09/19/23 • 4 min

The CALLING HOME podcast is LIVE. What you can expect, who Whitney's guests will be, and how YOU can get involved. (Hint: 866-CALL-HOME)

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The CALLING HOME podcast is LIVE. What you can expect, who Whitney's guests will be, and how YOU can get involved. (Hint: 866-CALL-HOME)

THANK YOU for being here.

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Previous Episode

CALLING HOME with Whitney Goodman, LMFT

I'm Whitney Goodman. I'm a licensed marriage and family therapist, and you may know me from the Instagram account, SitWithWhit. I help adults have better family relationships.

Season one of this podcast is going to be a combination of Q & A episodes, where I talk about what I'm noticing in my sessions, what I'm seeing online, and expanding on some of my most popular social media content.

I'll also take questions from you at 866-225-5466.

My goal is to help you feel less alone.

I'm also doing a series of interviews with experts, authors, people in the field, and 'regular' people that I've seen on TikTok who are sharing valuable information in the space of family relationships. My first guests include Eve Rodsky, Elizabeth Earnshaw, and Leslie Priscilla.

I am so excited to dive into this season with you.

Welcome to The Calling Home podcast. I'm glad you're here.

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Next Episode

Accountability, Boundaries, and That Person You Don't Want To See

Whitney talks about accountability in parent-child relationships:

children should not be held accountable for their actions in the same way as adults
there is a power differential between parents and children which continues into adulthood
parents need to to consider how their actions would have felt to their child at the time

And Whitney's first questions from her voicemail (866-CALL HOME):