The Professors: We Ain't Crazy, We're Licensed
Discussing topics related to mental health, success and other real world issues, The Professors explore real-world topics in a down to Earth way. The Professors are adjunct faculty in colleges and mental health professionals with diverse backgrounds and specialties.
Episodes
The Professors discuss compassion fatigue and its impact on people, not just therapists but people in general as well. The Professors explore coping and managing compassion fatigue with a little humor and seriousness.
The Professors discuss being honest an owning your mistakes as a professional and as a person.
This episode focuses on Shameka's return to the dating world and her experiences being back out there.
In this episode The Professors explore Mindset Change and the importance of changing how we perceive things to allow for growth. They also discuss the overuse of certain techniques by others who claim to "cure all" problems with simple practices.
In this episode, The Professors look at the year in review, the holiday season and share stories about their experiences.
The Professors discuss the different struggles of growing up and being in different positions in the birth order.
In this episode The Professors explore dating and the challenges faced by people looking for love.
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The Professors discuss Imposter Syndrome and how it impacts people. They explore also how to navigate feeling like an imposter so a person can continue to succeed in life, even when they doubt themselves.
The Professors tackle the topic of toxic relationships. They explore the dynamics of the relationships and the behaviors to be watch out for. The Professors also explore personal experiences and discuss how it can happen to anyone.
In this episode the Professors come back from hiatus and discuss Life Coaches and the dangers of uncredentialed people addressing mental health issues.
In this episode the Professors discuss side hustles and what it takes to develop a good side hustle for yourself. The Professors discuss personal experiences along the way with side hustles, learning business, and developing your own path.
In this episode the Professors discuss the importance of self-care. They also explore the need to monitor self-care and improving the understanding of what it means to take care of yourself.
The professors discuss being a therapist and what it is like for them. They explore the dynamics with family, friends, and others as well as sharing humorous stories.
In this episode The Professors discuss what it takes to survive grad school as a student. They also explore the experiences of being students and becoming professors, offering insight into how to be successful at any level. The episode ends exploring negative and positive feedback from students in classes.
In this episode the Professors discuss Gentle Parenting as an approach to parenting, giving their thoughts to the model. Then, the Professors break into crazy relatives and navigating difficult relationships within families. The Professors give personal experiences on the topic and discuss the struggles people experience with family.
In this episode the professors discuss respect in the work place. They explore being disrespected and navigating those situations, as well as finding your voice to demand respect. The group discusses personal experiences related to respect in and out of the workplace and offer insight in the growth it garners.
In this episode the professors explore what it takes to be successful and the price you need to pay. They explore how entitlement can hinder the success process and their experiences to become successful.
This episode explores the Fear of Success. The Professors explore both personal stories and other encounters with fearing success and self-sabotage. The Professors explore the mindsets of people and look at the various differences of successful people.
The fear of success is something which holds people back from achieving their potential and overcoming the fear unlocks new challenges in life.
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