On today's episode we're getting into what makes or breaks a therapist while I read your submissions for the most unhelpful, unethical, and unhinged things your therapists have ever said. As someone who is aggressively pro-therapy, let me just say: therapists can be insane. Bonus: I'm recapping my family reunion and talking about the situation when I'm the most evil! Enjoy!!
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