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Therapy Roulette - EMDR Therapy and Burnt Quesadillas with Zach

EMDR Therapy and Burnt Quesadillas with Zach

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10/29/20 • 55 min

Therapy Roulette

Michele admits she needs to take better care of herself. She mentions that finding and sharing dark content memes may be helpful if you’re feeling, well, depressed and alone.

Today's guest is Zach, a wise zoomer who tells us about his experience with EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) therapy. EMDR is most commonly sought out by people with PTSD, anxiety, and panic disorders. Zach shares his experience with group therapy and CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) as well.

Zach explains that burning a quesadilla should not make you feel like a failure. He tells us that he considers himself more of a millennial since he grew up with ‘90’s TV shows. They talk about setting and reaching therapy goals. Zach tells us his methods for determining whether a therapist is a good fit. They discuss how narcissists project their own insecurities, using avoidance as a coping mechanism, and finding affordable therapy. He also tells us he finds all the good memes on Instagram, but otherwise doesn’t spend much time on social media. They discuss the toxicity of social media and Zach theorizes that social media is fostering a dopamine addiction in us all. Zach says that if he became the president tomorrow, he would prioritize making sure that mental health is better addressed in schools.

Write in to the pod for advice or to share a weird story: [email protected]

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Michele admits she needs to take better care of herself. She mentions that finding and sharing dark content memes may be helpful if you’re feeling, well, depressed and alone.

Today's guest is Zach, a wise zoomer who tells us about his experience with EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) therapy. EMDR is most commonly sought out by people with PTSD, anxiety, and panic disorders. Zach shares his experience with group therapy and CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) as well.

Zach explains that burning a quesadilla should not make you feel like a failure. He tells us that he considers himself more of a millennial since he grew up with ‘90’s TV shows. They talk about setting and reaching therapy goals. Zach tells us his methods for determining whether a therapist is a good fit. They discuss how narcissists project their own insecurities, using avoidance as a coping mechanism, and finding affordable therapy. He also tells us he finds all the good memes on Instagram, but otherwise doesn’t spend much time on social media. They discuss the toxicity of social media and Zach theorizes that social media is fostering a dopamine addiction in us all. Zach says that if he became the president tomorrow, he would prioritize making sure that mental health is better addressed in schools.

Write in to the pod for advice or to share a weird story: [email protected]

Follow Therapy Roulette

Instagram: @therapyroulettepod

Twitter: @TherapyRoulette

Subscribe to the YouTube channel: Therapy Roulette

Follow Michele Baci

Instagram: @michelebacicomedy

Twitter: @michelebaci

Theme music by @hannahvsthemany

Listen to Hannah Vs. The Many:

https://open.spotify.com/artist/5rlyuj1AOlLdLCV5MRFc9P?si=muDK4Rr3RXWMGhBCP0fQaw

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Theme music by @hannahvsthemany

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Today’s guest is Sophie Boudreau, a comedy writer and recent finalist for the NBC Late Night Writers Workshop. Sophie tells Michele that she’s recently been diagnosed with shingles- an unpopular virus these days! She’s also embraced Zoom therapy since lockdown began. Sophie tells us her philosophy on telling poop jokes and that she’s worried about getting “cancelled” for saying the wrong thing on Twitter and her prior social media regrets. The ladies bond over writing sad poems when they were younger and how cringey they are to look back at now. They talk about how hard it is to set your own time limits with social media. They discuss their anxieties and hopes about the US presidential election. Sophie tells us that she’s grateful to have both made new friends and strengthened old friendships during the pandemic.

Write in to the pod for advice or share a weird story: [email protected]

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Twitter: @michelebaci

Theme music by @hannahvsthemany

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Therapy Roulette - EMDR Therapy and Burnt Quesadillas with Zach

Transcript

Theme Song 0:05
Therapy Roulette: Consent to Vent / Trauma disguised as comedy / Therapy Roulette: Consent to Vent / If you don’t have problems, then you’re likely repressing shit and you should find a therapist / (Who’s not me)
Michele Baci 0:21
Hello, and welcome to another episode of Therapy Roulette: Consent to Vent. My name is Michele Baci, and this week I would like to remind you to follow me on social media. I post silly stuff, important stuff, stupid stuff. I try to jo

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