Shrinks Who Drink

Amita Ghosh, a counselor and coach with over 30 years of experience, blends Eastern philosophy with Western psychology to create transformative mental health solutions. With two master's degrees in Counseling and Organizational Psychology, she's also a certified yoga teacher, college professor, and retreat leader. Now, through her podcast, she engages with fellow therapists, professionals, and everyday people to normalize conversations around mental and behavioral health, empowering listeners to embrace self-awareness and growth. Tune in for inspiring, relatable chats designed to help you live your best life.

Shrinks Who Drink is a health podcast hosted by Amita Ghosh, with 20 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Amita Ghosh hosts Shrinks Who Drink, a health show with 20 episodes published.

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  Episode #20

  Amy English and Michele Bowes

  Jul 19, 202639 minS2

  The conversation covers a wide range of topics, including the work of Amy and Michelle, the trauma of indigenous people in Australia, RIEMDR training, and the process for therapists moving to Australia. The discussion also delves into the use of psychedelics in therapy, breathwork, and the future of SAVA training. Takeaways RIEMDR training and the development of a new parts modality are key areas of focus for Amy and Michelle. The ongoing trauma of indigenous people in Australia and the use of psychedelics in therapy are important topics for therapists to be aware of. The process for therapists moving to Australia and the different payment sources for therapy in Australia are areas of interest for therapists considering international practice. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Amy and Michelle 02:57 RIEMDR and Relational Trauma Work 05:51 Therapeutic Work and Trauma Healing 09:01 Understanding Trauma and Indigenous People in Australia 16:04 Psychedelics in Therapy and Breathwork 33:02 Future of SAVA Training and Therapist Practice in Australia

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  Episode #19

  Deborah Dunman, LCSW

  Jul 19, 20261h 3mS2

  The discussion provides valuable insights into the world of travel rewards and the benefits of travel for mental well-being. Takeaways Traveling with points and miles can be a budget-friendly way to reduce travel costs Specializing in working with high-achieving, high-masking individuals The importance of understanding credit card utilization and its impact on credit score The significance of planning travel in advance for better availability and options The value of transferable points and the potential for outsized value Points value varies by program Travel reduces burnout and stress Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Practice Specialization 03:11 Understanding High-Achieving, High-Masking Individuals 04:50 Personal Experience and ADHD Diagnosis 07:54 Traveling with Points and Miles 11:57 Credit Card Utilization and Travel Planning 18:46 Best Trips on Points and Miles 26:58 Choosing the Right Credit Cards 31:49 Understanding Points Value 37:00 Travel and Burnout 40:15 Transfer Partners and Travel Portals 51:30 Newest Points Programs 58:31 Psychoeducational Group

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  Anjahni Davi, MA, LMFT, CHT

  May 15, 202645 minS2

  <p>Today's guest is Anjahni Davi, MA, LMFT, CHT. We talk about somatic work (including breath work & birth trauma), Enneagrams, and about leading her personal growth retreats & adventures for therapists and seekers in beautiful locations You can contact Anjahni here: https://anjahnidavimft.com/</p>

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  Nikita Swarna, LMFT

  May 15, 202631 minS2

  <p>Today's guest is Nikita Swarna, LMFT, is an associate marriage and family therapist based in Dallas, Texas, specializing in work with teens and young adults navigating anxiety, perfectionism, relationship challenges, cultural identity, and grief. As a second-generation South Asian therapist, Nikita brings a unique perspective to the therapy room, supporting clients in exploring cultural and familial expectations while building self-understanding and balance. You can contact Nikita here: https://www.welcomepathintegrativetherapy.com/</p>

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  Shanyce Matthews, LPCC

  Mar 7, 202627 minS2

  <p>In this episode we meet with Shanyce Matthews, LPCC who works with children, adolescents and adults who have experienced trauma. We talk about her own experiences with trauma and how they have influenced her understanding of trauma, how it can affect the body, and how this has helped her when working with clients.</p>

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