Like-Minded with Dr. Patrice

Like-Minded with Dr. Patrice

Welcome to Like-Minded with Dr. Patrice, a podcast unpacking today’s pop culture from the POV of a licensed modern mental health professional. Featured in The Cut, Women’s Health, and Wall Street Journal, Dr. Patrice Le Goy is a media-savvy international psychologist, licensed marriage and family therapist, and former entertainment executive. In each episode, hear her conversations with celebrities, reality stars, academics, and clinical experts as they unpack the intersection of mental health, pop culture, and our day-to-day lives. Ever wonder how reality stars deal with mental health after getting the villain edit? Are you curious about what TV & film gets right and wrong when depicting mental illness? Do you ever wonder how colorism impacts the beauty industry? In your own life, are you looking for ways to spot workplace microaggressions or confront generational trauma? This is the podcast for you. Join us as we approach familiar topics with a new lens, centered around mental well-being. Like-Minded with Dr. Patrice is available now on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.

Episodes

October 24, 2025 45 mins

Often we push ourselves to our limits to achieve personal or professional milestones that we believe will signal success. With our eyes on the prize, we may fail to realize situations where our self-worth actually outweighs the shining accomplishment we’re working so hard to  achieve. What do we do when we’re faced with the choice between winning for external validation or winning for ourselves?  In this episode, Alma Cooper - reig...

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This week, we’re joined by Valerie Kaplan, Founder and CEO of Coven, a new digital community for women navigating the emotional journey of divorce. Valerie is on a mission to reshape how we think about separation, removing the shame and building support systems where none existed before. With divorce rates rising, this conversation sheds light on the power of community, the realities of parenting post-divorce, and why we need to no...

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Although Minority Mental Health Awareness Month is behind us, the conversation is far from over. In this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Shareefah Al’Uqdah, licensed psychologist, Howard University professor, and founder of Your Neighborhood Clinic. We will delve into a deeper look at what culturally competent mental health care really means. With more than 20 years of experience supporting Black families and Muslim communities, Dr. A...

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Girl bosses are here to stay—they’re just leveling up with emotional harmony. In this episode, Dr. Patrice is joined by Dominique Fluker, lifestyle on-air expert, multi-media journalist, moderator, and interior design storyteller. Together, they explore what it truly means to redefine the “girl boss” identity in a season of growth, grief, and purpose. From navigating personal loss and hustle culture to curating spaces that reflect ...

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This episode dives deep into the truth about menopause, medical gaslighting, and the urgent need to reclaim agency in women’s healthcare. With personal insights and professional expertise, Dr. Maria Uloko unpacks how society — and even our healthcare system — often fails to prepare people for the realities of menopause, mental health shifts, and hormonal changes across all genders. 

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In this episode, Dr. Patrice sits down with YouTuber and cookbook author Patrick to talk about the highs, lows, and emotional toll of life as a digital creator. Patrick opens up about losing his father earlier this year, how that grief shaped his journey through therapy, and why he dedicated his cookbook to him. We dive deep into the psychological impact of constantly seeing numbers, dealing with burnout, and the fear of financial ...

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Tareasa “ReesaTeesa” Johnson captured the internet’s attention with her gripping multi-part TikTok saga, Who TF Did I Marry? — a jaw-dropping recount of deception, heartbreak, and ultimately, self-discovery. But beyond the viral fame is a woman still clocking into her 9-to-5, keeping herself rooted in the reality of bills, boundaries, and balance. 

In this episode, ReesaTeesa gets candid about what she’d do differently, the weight o...

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What do you do when the strongest person in your life suddenly needs your strength? On this week’s episode of Like-Minded, Dr. Patrice sits down with pro basketball player, WNBA Champion and entrepreneur Aerial Powers for a deeply personal conversation about what happens when the playbook changes at home. After her mother faced a serious brain health scare last year, Aerial stepped into a new role: caregiver, advocate, and emotiona...

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What does it mean to feel beautiful in an industry that has long prioritized how we look? On this week’s episode, Dr. Patice is joined by beauty & lifestyle expert, world-renowned celebrity makeup artist and Creative Director Sir John to unpack the layers of identity, power, and perception in the beauty space.

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What happens when your identity is politicized—and your rights are on the chopping block? This week, Dr. Patrice sits down with Kelsey Lindell, suicide survivor, disability inclusion advisor, and Founder & CEO of Misfit Media, to talk about the personal and political toll of systemic ableism. From the threat of rolled-back protections under a second Trump administration to the ongoing failures of our current systems, Kelsey ope...

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Join us as we go beyond the surface of beauty. On this week’s episode, Dr. Patrice is joined by Crystal Sai, a global beauty executive, to explore what it really means to build inclusive beauty, representation, and why making space isn't just about products on the shelf.

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Intergenerational trauma, especially for communities of color, can leave lasting and deep impacts. On this week’s episode, Dr. Patrice speaks with Dr. Yanira Hernandez - therapist, educator, and speaker - on how to recognize these wounds and identify steps to moving forward.

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From onscreen arguments to offscreen filming conditions, how does the drama of reality TV - both in front of and behind the camera - affect mental health? On this week’s episode, Dr. Patrice is joined by writer and editor Ineye Komonibo to discuss reality TV’s impact on both its cast as well as its viewing audience.

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When disaster strikes and the worst-case scenario happens, how do we process and move forward? On this week’s episode, Dr. Patrice is joined by disaster mental health expert Dr. Sylvie Taylor to unpack how our brains react to crisis, discuss what the aftermath of traumatic events can look like, and provide tips for those recovering from disaster.

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With many people spending significant time at work, it’s no surprise that the workplace can have an effect on one’s mental health. This week, Dr. Patrice chats with Malika Begin - Founder and CEO of Begin Development - about pressures and divides at work and creating healthy team dynamics.


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Young women face a variety of challenges - and it’s safe to say that many of these obstacles can impact their mental health. On this week’s episode, Dr. Patrice is joined by Dawn L. Brown - CEO of EmpowHer Institute - to discuss what these challenges look like, what they can result in, and what can be done to help.

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Work can already impact people’s mental health - but how does it impact one’s mental health when the workplace is not an inclusive space? Join in as Dr. Patrice speaks with Bianca Reed, Founder and Principal Consultant of Convey Culture, about fostering an inclusive workplace environment and cultivating belonging in the workplace.

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Please note that this episode contains sensitive topics.


Pregnancy, post-partum, and parenting can be extremely impactful to mental health, and for survivors of childhood sexual abuse, there can be additional challenges that arise. How can mothers and parents best take care of their mental health during such a pivotal period of life? Listen as Dr. Patrice discusses the topic with Ebony Williams, LMFT - Founder of Cactus in Bloo...

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You may have noticed how mental health has been making a bigger appearance both on TV and in conversations behind the scenes. But how do these on-screen portrayals impact real life? What structures are in place to make sure that mental health is cared for on-set? Join Dr. Patrice as she speaks with Jose Alejandro Bastidas - Television Editor at TheWrap - on how far the entertainment has come, and what can still be done and improved...

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Navigating a corporate career can have its mental health impacts, but especially for Black women. How can BIPOC professionals strive to rise the ranks while protecting their mental wellbeing? Listen as Dr. Patrice converses with Bree Frank - Senior Production Executive for a major streamer and Founder of Hue You Know - about her journey and what she has learned.

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