Nuance Needed

In this episode of the Nuance Needed Podcast, Amanda and Sam delve into the recent backlash surrounding artist Chappell Roan, particularly focusing on her decision to cancel performances for mental health reasons. They explore the complexities of social media reactions, the pressures of fame, and the importance of nuanced discussions in the face of polarized opinions.They explore the challenges faced by artists in managing fan expectations, the impact of public reactions on mental health, and the importance of understanding the consequences of one's actions. The discussion emphasizes the need for emotional management and the significance of building trust with oneself to navigate the chaotic landscape of fame and public perception. If you would like us to answer your question call us at 813-444-8683. Follow us on Instagram or Tiktok- Sam (@Sam.the.therapist) Amanda (@Therapyforwomen) To learn more about therapy and get on one of our waitlists, reach out to Therapy for Women Center, therapyforwomencenter.com. We have therapists licensed in 43 states across the country and have offices if you are local to the Philadelphia area.

* Please note we recorded this during the evacuation, so the audio is not up to our normal level. We appreciate you understanding* In this episode of the Nuance Needed Podcast, Amanda White, LPC and Sam Dalton, LCSW discuss the complexities of navigating personal experiences during natural disasters, particularly focusing on the recent hurricane. They explore the emotional impact of such events, the role of misinformation on social media, and the ethical responsibilities of influencers in crisis situations. The conversation emphasizes the importance of media literacy, community support, and setting boundaries with media consumption to maintain emotional well-being during crises. In this conversation, Sam and Amanda explore the complexities of online validation, the chaotic nature of influencer content during crises, and the backlash against influencers. They discuss the nuance of disasters the role of anxiety in crisis communication, and the importance of trusting legitimate information sources. The conversation also touches on the historical context of societal chaos and the need for balance in engaging with crises while maintaining personal relationships.For more information about Sam and Amanda, or to book an appointment visit therapyforwomencenter.com. For feedback, episode topic requests or to ask us a question, call 813-444-8683The influencer we discussed who we loved-- Meaghan Martin, a local pediatric emergency room physician, @beachgem10

In this episode, Amanda and Sam delve into the Hulu series 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,' exploring the cultural implications and personal experiences tied to Mormonism. They discuss the impact of reality TV on perceptions of the culture, the struggles with shame and accountability, and the complexities of emotional responses within a patriarchal framework. This episode is especially important because as some of you may know, Sam grew up Mormon and has a unique perspective on the show and Mormon culture. Sam also shares about her faith deconstruction journey and gives listeners tips for how they can start this process or support themselves if they are on a similar journey. If you would like us to answer your question call us at 813-444-8683. Follow us on Instagram or Tiktok- Sam (@Sam.the.therapist) Amanda (@Therapyforwomen) To learn more about therapy and get on one of our waitlists, reach out to Therapy for Women Center, therapyforwomencenter.com. We have therapists licensed in 43 states across the country and have offices if you are local to the Philadelphia area.

Amanda White, LPC and Sam Dalton, LCSW introduce their new podcast, Nuance Needed, and discuss why they created it. They talk about their frustration with social media and how it has impacted mental health content. They emphasize the importance of nuance and the dangers of oversimplification. They also discuss the difference between normal human experiences and mental health disorders. Overall, they aim to create a space where they can navigate complex topics and model the process of exploring different perspectives. In this conversation, Amanda and Sam discuss their personal experiences with sobriety and the challenges they faced. They explore the importance of therapy and self-reflection in overcoming addiction and building a life in alignment with their values. Thank you so much for listening!If you would like us to answer your question call us at 813-444-8683. Follow us on Instagram or TikTok- Sam (@Sam.the.therapist) Amanda (@Therapyforwomen) To learn more about therapy and get on one of our waitlists, reach out to Therapy for Women Center, therapyforwomencenter.com. We have therapists licensed in 43 states across the country and have offices if you are local to the Philadelphia area.

Licensed therapists, Amanda White, LPC and Sam Dalton, LCSW discuss the topic of boundaries and how they are often misconstrued. They explore the difference between boundaries, norms, and expectations, emphasizing the importance of understanding intentions and allowing for mistakes. They highlight the need for nuance and grace in navigating boundaries, both in personal relationships and online interactions. The conversation also touches on the impact versus harm debate and the role of repair in building trust and understanding. In this conversation, Amanda and Sam discuss the importance of flexible boundaries and the dangers of rigid boundaries. They explore the idea that boundaries should be adaptable and considerate of others' boundaries. They emphasize the need for communication and context when setting boundaries, as well as the importance of self-reflection and self-trust. They also discuss the role of vulnerability and the power of articulating why certain boundaries are in place. If you would like us to answer your question call us at 813-444-8683. Follow us on Instagram or TikTok- Sam (@Sam.the.therapist) Amanda (@Therapyforwomen) To learn more about therapy and get on one of our waitlists, reach out to Therapy for Women Center, therapyforwomencenter.com. We have therapists licensed in 43 states across the country and have offices if you are local to the Philadelphia area.

The internet is saturated with content that talks about mental health in all the wrong ways. Licensed therapists, Amanda White and Sam Dalton, know firsthand the harm and confusion that this causes. We are on a mission to bring nuance back to the internet and help you make sense of it all. Together, we’ll psychoanalyze internet culture, debunk TikTok trends, and teach you how to *actually* care for your mental health while being online. Join us every Wednesday as we give you the tools to turn your doom scrolling into hope scrolling.  For more information about us and therapy, check out therapyforwomencenter.com