Jazmin Crookes, LPC And Karen Jennett, LPC

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Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession36. Disrupting the System and Decolonizing Mental Health (ft. Alyssa Cedillo, LPC-S, RPT-S)This week Karen learned that she does not have a good way to re-calibrate to client work after a long vacation. We’ve talked about having transitions from client work back into home life, but what about the reverse? Let us know if you have any suggestions here because we both really wonder what are some options for how to transition back into therapeutic work-mode after being in vacation-mode. Check out The Couch Next Door podcast! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285228/about We love Candice Fraser and you will too! Connect with Candice on Instagram @candicefraserlpcThi...2025-08-061h 47

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health ProfessionIntroducing Badass Therapists Building Practices That Thrive Podcast: Behind the MicThis week we're sharing an episode of Kate Walker’s podcast! Badass Therapists Building Practices That Thrive podcast is a consistent, relatable, Crucial resource for any mental health professional trying to navigate private practice. Kate’s always got tips, tools, advice, and interviews about everything private practice related on her podcast and in her Facebook group. If you’re working in private practice or considering getting into that space, you absolutely need this podcast in your toolkit. In the episode we’re sharing today, you’ll hear Jazmin and Karen's conversation during a live webinar with Kate Walker and...2025-07-3056 min

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession35. Being the Outer Nesting Doll and the Adventure of Supervising (ft. Kate Walker, Ph.D., LPC-S, LMFT-S)This week Jazmin wants to normalize the “summer slump”. It’s a real challenge for lots of mental health professionals in private and group practice and it’s not about you! Seasonal impacts are a little-discussed reality of this profession, particularly when you’re working outside of an agency or treatment center setting. Our recommendation, don’t take it personally, don't make big changes to how you do things during this time of year, and definitely don't Give a Mouse a Cookie!Check out The Couch Next Door podcast! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285228/about We love Candice Fraser and you...2025-07-231h 25

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health ProfessionIntroducing The Couch Next Door Podcast: The Friendship TEAThis week we're sharing an episode of the Couch Next Door podcast! This particular episode is Jazmin and Karen's conversation with Candice Fraser on her podcast, The Couch Next Door, about the story and depth of our friendship, which is at the foundation of our own podcast. Listen in and hear more about us and our origin story! Also, check out the rest of the series that Candice has done on friendship as an experience and phenomenon that deserves more attention, particularly as a vital component of wellness.Check out all the episodes of The Couch Next Doo...2025-07-161h 27

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession34. Focusing on Men and Building the Parachute in the Air (ft. Kristal DeSantis, LMFT, CCTIP, CSTIP)This week Karen learned something the hard way: always actually check your license date online before you cram for your required CE hours. Yep. Learn from her complete and utter brainfart. Here’s the link to check your date: https://bhec.texas.gov/renewing-a-license/ Do it now, y’all! Shout out!: Go Brewing Non-Alcoholic Craft Beer: https://gobrewing.com/ Check out The Couch Next Door podcast! https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285228/about We love Candice Fraser and you will too! Connect with Candice on Instagram @candicefraserlpcThis week we are sharing our conversation with Krist...2025-07-091h 22

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession33. Creating Good from Rumination and Cyberstalking is Real, Y’all (ft. Susan Stallworth, LPC)Warning: this episode contains discussions of cyberstalking, harassment, and trauma. This week Jazmin learned how fun it is to work with clients on writing and editing their text messages to others. It’s a perk of the job that we didn’t really learn in grad school, but it’s the opportunity to interrupt patterns and reinforce skills in real time. Perhaps only Jazmin and Karen think this sort of thing is fun in counseling…anyone else agree? This week we are sharing our conversation with Susan Stallworth who is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas, Lic...2025-06-251h 31

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession32. Writing Strongly Worded Letters and "Paying your Dues" is Bullshit (ft. Lauren McKay, LPC)This week Karen learned how much sex education is required in counseling work, especially in couples counseling. The truth is that sex, intimacy (and the difference between those two!), basic sexual functioning, and consent are regular and frequent areas of focus in sessions with clients. Grad school did not prepare us for this! So, learn the facts and get comfortable talking about this stuff, cuz it’s part of the work! Our recommended starting place: the book Come as You Are by Emily NagoskiThis week we are sharing our conversation with Lauren McKay who is a Li...2025-06-111h 36

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession31. Popping Your Personal Bubble and Taking Your Time (ft. Lisa Kruse, LPC)This week Jazmin learned about a unique career path in the mental health profession: a counseling consultant. What’s that, you say? We’re all learning together here, but it sounds like a cool job to be the expert customizing connector for treatment options, and we’re both intrigued! #flowchartmaker #rolodexmanager #treatmentmatchmakerThis week we are sharing our conversation with Lisa Kruse who is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Minnesota and a Master of Arts in Counseling from St. Edwards University in Austin. Lisa...2025-05-281h 31

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession30. Calling out Predatory Practices and Being Transparent About Money (ft. Sarah Osmer, LPC-S)This week Karen learned how important it is to continually remain attuned to and check in with your own bias and alignment with each person in the relationship (or lack thereof…) when you’re working with a couple, and shares some of the things she does to make sure she’s showing up ethically when working with clients who are more than one person. This week we are sharing our conversation with Sarah Osmer who is a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor in Texas. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Rhodes College and a Master of Educ...2025-05-141h 40

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession29. Loving Your Overhead Projector and Keeping Your Dream Alive (ft. Kristin Sharp, LCSW-S)This week Jazmin learned she might have a previously unrealized session number threshold level. We talk about paying attention to one’s own feelings and emotional reactions when working with clients and the lack of education and preparation around termination, which is another skill needed for private practice that we didn’t know we needed. This week we are sharing our conversation with Kristin Sharp who is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Supervisor in Texas. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Texas at Austin and a Masters of Science in Social Work...2025-04-301h 44

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession28. Having Grit and Constructing the New System (ft. Kaimi Mattila, LCSW)This week Karen learned about poverty. Karen shares details about her experience participating in a poverty simulation - which we learned about from Kaimi - including the emotions triggered and insights gained. We encourage everyone to find a poverty simulation near you to participate in because there’s a difference between intellectually getting it and experientially getting it.In our interview, we talked to Kaimi Hideyo Mattila who is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker - Supervisor in Texas. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a minor in Family Services from the University of Northern Iow...2025-04-161h 44

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession27. 1st Anniversary Episode: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly of PodcastingIn celebration of the one year anniversary of publishing Therapy Tea episodes, we are releasing a super special episode! (whoo hoo!) Today, we’re opening up about our journey into the mental health podcasting fray, sharing the origin story of the Therapy Tea podcast, the details of our planning and preparing stage, and - of course - what we wish we had known before we started podcasting. We are being vulnerable, sharing our imperfections and deep fears, and outlining exactly what’s been awesome about this and what has totally sucked about this. We’re sharing...2025-04-021h 40

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession26. Puking up Rocks and Treating Animals with Radical Acceptance (ft. Liz Stein, LPC)This week Jazmin goes into the impacts of being ill-equipped in graduate school to properly identify and assess for personality disorders. It’s been such an eye-opener to get out into the actual work of counseling and find high-conflict personalities, disordered personalities, and attachment disordered folks just running amok and wrecking havoc, while also feeling shell-shocked and ill-prepared to handle that. Let’s all get more educated on this stuff together!This week we are sharing our conversation with Liz Stein who is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from...2025-03-191h 34

The Couch Next DoorThe Friendship TEA with Jazmin Crookes, LPC & Karen Jennett, LPCIn this episode, I’m joined by therapists-turned-podcasters Jazmin Crookes and Karen Jennett of Therapy Tea podcast, as we dive into the beauty and complexities of friendship. What started as a friendship of convenience for them blossomed into something deep and meaningful—though not without its challenges.We discuss:Friendship Reciprocity Vulnerability Friendship Awareness Follow: @therapyteapod My episode on Therapy TeaOur Mutual Connection: Bobbie Melton on TCNDBobbie Melton on Therapy TeaI'd love to hear from you! Send a message...2025-03-131h 27

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession25. Trauma Conscious Embodiment and Revising the Gauntlet Years (ft. Jennyfer Rosado, LPC-S, LCMHC)This week Karen talks about the frequent reality of crunching CE requirements immediately before a license renewal. It’s tough always having the best intentions to get ahead, but then still ending up putting most of it off until the last minute. Why is it so hard to change this pattern?! There’s a tension between wanting to learn and complete CEs and having to block off time to not see clients in order to do that, so around and around we go.This week we are sharing our conversation with Jennyfer Rosado, who currently runs a medi...2025-03-051h 40

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession24. Tearing up the House and Mastering the Scary Insurance Learning Curve (ft. Kelly Martin, LPC-S)This week Jazmin learned that she just needed to finally finish reading The Boy Who Was Raised as a Dog in order to get out of her “do I even know what I’m doing?” rut. We also share our favorite books for an effectiveness refresh!This week we’re sharing our conversation with Kelly Martin! She’s a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor in Texas, a Board Certified Music Therapist, and Certified in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Therapy. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Music Therapy (and a minor in flute performance!) from Sam Houston State University. She also has a...2025-02-191h 28

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession23. Being Part of the Solution and Bridging Gaps in Communities (ft. Jonnie Wilson)Warning: this episode contains discussions of trauma, and descriptions of sexual abuse, sexual assault, medical abuse, and domestic violence.This week Karen learned how to navigate through the embarrassment and horrendousness of being a gross human in front of a client, specifically, nearly coughing to death. What is a counselor to do when confronted with the choice between one’s own oxygen intake or empathizing with a client’s emotional breakdown? Well, the un-ethical choice, obviously. February is Black History Month! How can you connect with, understand, and celebrate Black History? Great question! Here are some...2025-02-051h 56

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession22. Crashing Upwards and Pioneering Teletherapy (ft. Sena Moran)This week Jazmin throws down on some of the scammy elements in our profession including all the re-up rules for various certifications and then the trainings that charge an arm and a leg for their CE credit (AKA PDF certificate) on top of the cost of the training content itself. It’s a rant that gets us both fired up because of all the rules that we have to follow that then cost us money to follow…sometimes we wonder, is this an MLM??This week we’re sharing our interview with the delightful Sena Moran! She is a L...2025-01-221h 38

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession21. RE-RELEASE: Welcome! We're Glad You Found UsToday we're re-releasing our original first episode to kick off 2025! (Happy New Year!!) This is NOT because we ran out of interviews with interesting mental health professionals -- hardly!! In fact, we have so many great interviews lined up that we're damn near overwhelmed. Truly, the new year is what it is for our professional practices and then we also want to be sure to share the best possible content with y'all. So, as we start the new year, it felt right to remind ourselves of our mission, intention and focus for Therapy Tea Podcast. We'll be back in...2025-01-0850 min

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession20. Holiday Special: A Merry Christmas To Us All!This week we’re dropping a very special conversation between Jazmin and Karen all about the delights and dumpster fires of this holiday season! Join us, won’t you?!We define what we mean by “the holiday season” and share some of our personal feelings, childhood memories, and current traditions for holidays like Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years. We talk about how our experience of the holidays has changed over time and get a little personal about the impact of grief around the holidays. We also dive right into the unique charms and challenges of being...2024-12-251h 45

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession19. Sweating Out of Your Eyeballs and Deciding to Retire (ft. Kim Frueh)This week Jazmin learned the importance of embracing flexibility herself and the way it actually works when a counselor wants to change their schedule to prioritize important life events. Then, we announce and tease our special holiday episode on Christmas Day! The real countdown to Christmas starts now!In our interview, we talked to Kim Frueh, who is currently retired from counseling work. She now owns the Body Shop Movement Studio in San Marcos, Texas and teaches yoga. She was previously a Licensed Professional Counselor and a Licensed Sex Offender Treatment Provider in Texas. She holds a...2024-12-111h 44

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession18. Getting to the Top of the Mountain and Still Feeling Lost (ft. Katelyn Preston)This week Karen was reminded how meaningful it can be to witness genuine client success as a helping professional and what it feels like to have a client “graduate” from therapy. Karen shares how a particular success story with a client has felt extremely emotional for her and triggered not only a profound sense of gratitude, but also an existential experience of awe and connection with humanity. Today we talked to Katelyn Preston (AKA “KP”) who is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Texas and Colorado. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Schreiner University...2024-11-271h 33

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession17. Building a Trauma Work Community and Falling for Your Agency Job (ft. Sarah Moreno)Warning: This episode contains explicit discussions of child abuse and child sexual abuse.This week Jazmin learned she’s still really bad at talking about money and shares how challenging it is for her to talk not only with clients about session fees, but also with her bosses/HR Department about her own pay scale. Jazmin gets vulnerable about how it went for her when she went in to ask for a raise. We explore how it can be so emotionally triggering to talk about money when it seems directly tied to our value and sense of wor...2024-11-131h 28

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession16. You Gotta Humble Yourself and Don’t Scare Easy (ft. Merrik Hetherington)This week Karen learned how important it is to shut the dogs out of her office when she’s doing virtual sessions from home. It’s a cascade of challenges and unintentional self-disclosure when working from home as a counselor, so get ready for it!Today we’re sharing our conversation with Merrik Hetherington, a Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas who holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from University of Texas San Antonio and a Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling, also from UTSA. Merrik currently works in a group practice in North Austin...2024-10-301h 23

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession15. Owning Being a "Generalist" and Boring CEs (ft. Candice Fraser, LPC)This week Jazmin shares about a recent experience when trying to confer and refer, specifically how the attitudes of some counselors seem to be overly abrupt, curt and - dare we say - pretentious. In our discussion on this, we highlight our frustration with what seems to be a counterproductive counselor culture of mistrust, competitiveness, and dulled personality expression in conversations between what should be like-minded professionals, particularly in the private practice arena. Today we’re sharing our interview with Candice Fraser! She’s a Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas with a Bachelor of Behavioral Sciences from Hardi...2024-10-161h 46

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession14. Finding Your Authentic Self and What Makes Your Fire Burn (ft. Justin Given, LCSW)This week Karen learned more about the challenges of trying to take vacation time when you’re a solo private practitioner. Punchline: it’s always a nightmare. And, while there are a few things you can do to make it less awful, it’s crucial to just anticipate that you won’t be able to just ‘pick up where you left off’ with your clients when you return. After that bummer of an intro, we’re sharing our absolutely delightful interview with Justin Given! He’s a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in Texas with a Bachelor of Science in Busine...2024-10-021h 38

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession13. PATREON PREVIEW: Current Events Series #1: 10 Things Article ReviewThis week we're sharing a preview of our Patreon content with Everyone! In this preview of the bonus episodes we are creating for our Patreon subscribers, we’re reading, reviewing, and reacting this week to an excellent article posted on Psychology Today, written by Jennifer Gerlach, LCSW: “10 Things Your Therapist Might Not Tell You.” In this episode, we talk about the fact that Psychology Today does more than just post therapist profiles and explore what we think would be helpful for clients to know about therapists and the counseling process ahead of time. Follow along with us...2024-09-181h 39

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession12. Trusting Your Gut and Counseling as Your Side-Gig (ft. Julie Moss, LPC)This week Jazmin learned that there are so many factors constantly impacting her ideal work schedule. Karen and Jazmin go into some detail about their experiences trying - and failing! - to find that one sweet spot for client session caseload and schedule that can just be settled on and stuck with. They talk about different factors that have impacted both of their journeys in grappling with the mythical ideal of a *flexible* schedule. And then we’re sharing our interview with Julie Moss! She’s a Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas and holds a Bachelor of Arts...2024-09-041h 45

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession11. Grief Work is Fun and Rewarding -- No Really, We Mean It (ft. Summer Sahd, LPC)Warning: this episode contain discussions of death, dying, and grief. This week Karen and Jazmin go on a little bit of a rant about the lack of straightforward licensing reciprocity between states and the challenges that imposes on the work of counseling with clients who are completely oblivious to state licensing laws and regulations. This week we’re talking to the lovely Summer Sahd! She’s a Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas who holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Texas at Tyler and a Master of Arts in Professional Counseling from T...2024-08-211h 51

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession10. Understanding Your Context and Maintenance Mode Shame (ft. Jordan Robertson, LMFT-S)This week Jazmin was reminded that she needs to update her end-of-counseling-workday-ritual now that she’s shifted to working fully virtually from home. Sharing is caring except when it comes to counseling work stuff!Today we’re talking with Jordan Robertson. She is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Supervisor in Texas and a Certified Gottman Therapist. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from McNeese State University in Lake Charles, Louisiana and a Master of Arts in Professional Counseling - with an emphasis in Marital, Couples, and Family Counseling from Texas State University - San Marc...2024-08-071h 33

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession9. From FBI Reject to New Therapist Incubator (ft. Britney Eglinton, LPC-S)This week Karen learned a couple things about scheduling and time-keeping in sessions and taking responsibility when you, the therapist, royally mess up. Jazmin and Karen discuss a recent incident when Karen ran way, way over time in one session to the point where her subsequently scheduled clients just headed home with no idea what might have happened. Stopped clock? Serious accident? Alien abduction? WTF??? Regardless of the cause, the next stop is full-on embarrassment and effusive apologizing. In our interview we’re talking with Britney Eglinton who puts the super in supervisor! She’s a Licensed Profe...2024-07-241h 37

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession8. Petting a Cat Backwards and Asking Leading Questions (ft. Bobbie Melton, LPC)This week Jazmin learned how to let go of a little bit of her imposter syndrome and have confidence in claiming her own skills and expertise. Jazmin and Karen discuss navigating the common belief/myth that more time or longer experience always equals better counseling performance or outcomes. Today we’re talking with Bobbie Melton. She’s a Licensed Professional Counselor who specializes in treating eating disorders. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Texas A&M University - College Station and a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Texas A&M Unive...2024-07-101h 23

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession7. PATREON PREVIEW: Pop Culture Series #1: Inside Out movieThis week we're sharing a preview of our Patreon content with Everyone! In this preview of the bonus episodes we are creating for our Patreon subscribers, we are watching and talking about the adorable Pixar movie from 2015, Inside Out. SPOILER ALERT for this episode: If you haven’t watched Inside Out yet, please do so before listening to us talk all about it. In this episode, we talk about our initial impressions of this animated movie about emotions and how we think it relates to mental health work. We share our favorite parts, parts that annoyed us a bit, th...2024-06-2651 min

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession6. All the “Extra Work” and Self-Care Makes No Money (ft. Kelsea Puckett, LPC, LSOTP)This week Karen learned that being a private practice counselor means doing all her own math and accounting work - which sucks. Karen shares how much she ends up procrastinating on the important financial tracking tasks inherent in running one’s own business and how many little things require basic math skills, which she hated having to learn in grade school. Today we talked to Kelsea Puckett. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor and a Licensed Sex Offender Treatment Provider in Texas. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Texas A&M University and a Mas...2024-06-121h 35

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession5. Providing Culturally-Rooted Care and Paying for More School After School (ft. Felicia Segura, LPC)This week Jazmin learned what it’s like to experience a huge caseload jump - like from 5 to 30 clients in less than two weeks! Jazmin shares how the initial rapport building phase of therapy work can be the most emotionally draining, especially when that’s 100% of what you’re doing because all of your clients are new, and how her self-care routine has had to undergo a complete and total overhaul as a result.Today we’re talking with Felicia Segura. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas and holds a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice...2024-05-291h 45

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health ProfessionP1. Ethics of a Podcast - Part 1This week we're sharing a preview of our Patreon content with Everyone! In this preview of the bonus episodes we are creating for our Patreon subscribers, we are including Part One of a two part series on Ethics (AKA the funnest!). In this series we are talking through the ethical considerations of our decision to start this podcast and lay bare the real process of using an ethical decision making model that we learned in grad school to explore and consider the potential impact of the Therapy Tea podcast on our clients and our professional work. In this episode...2024-05-151h 21

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession4. Patreon Preview!: Ethics of a Podcast - Part 1This week we're sharing a preview of our Patreon content with Everyone! In this preview of the bonus episodes we are creating for our Patreon subscribers, we are including Part One of a two part series on Ethics (AKA the funnest!). In this series we are talking through the ethical considerations of our decision to start this podcast and lay bare the real process of using an ethical decision making model that we learned in grad school to explore and consider the potential impact of the Therapy Tea podcast on our clients and our professional work. In this episode...2024-05-151h 21

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession3. Navigating Your “Trauma Season” and Prevailing Through Hard Days (ft. Kim Knox, LMFT)Warning: this episode contains discussions of trauma and mentions suicide.This week Karen learned more about the importance of personally screening potential clients ahead of scheduling. While screening is a time-consuming, thankless, and unpaid administrative task, it is also a crucial tool in managing one’s schedule and in actually providing the best information and care to clients.Today we’re talking with Kimberly Knox. She is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in both Texas and Washington and holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas and a Ma...2024-05-011h 35

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession2. Rising from the Ashes of Burnout and Embracing Your Therapy “Style” (ft. Alason Polanco, LPC)Today we’re talking with Alason Polanco. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from St. Edwards University in Austin, Texas and a Master of Arts in Professional Counseling from Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas. She is currently working for a company that specializes in the treatment of eating disorders and mood disorders as a Travel Senior Primary Therapist. While she is primarily Austin, Texas based, she is also working on getting her counseling licenses in both Washington and Maryland. With Alason we discuss her experience gro...2024-04-171h 27

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health Profession1. Welcome! We're Glad You Found UsWhy, oh why, did I become a therapist? What was I thinking?!? Am I losing it? Or was I just misinformed?.... Today Jazmin and Karen, two licensed professional counselors from Texas, introduce the Therapy Tea podcast and discuss why they are even doing this to themselves and you. They talk about what you can expect to get out of listening to this podcast (they hope) and why they think this will be helpful to new, aspiring, and established mental health professionals. Thank you so much for listening! Follow us on social media...2024-04-0345 min

Therapy Tea: Demystifying the Mental Health ProfessionTrailerWhy, oh why, did I become a therapist? What was I thinking?!? Am I losing it? Or was I just misinformed?.... Jazmin and Karen, two licensed professional counselors from Texas, introduce the soon-to-launch Therapy Tea podcast. Thank you so much for listening! Follow us on social media: Facebook: Therapy Tea Podcast https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552953196482 Instagram: @therapyteapod https://www.instagram.com/therapyteapod/ Thoughts? Questions? Email us at therapyteapod@gmail.com Disclaimer: All statements made on this podcast by hosts and...2024-02-1501 min