It Depends
It Depends
Podcast Description
Welcome to It Depends, the podcast for mental health professionals who know that the answer to most clinical questions is rarely simple.
Hosted by psychologist Dr. Joy Zelikovsky, It Depends brings you honest, unscripted conversations with fellow therapists about what we wish we knew when we started—and the lessons we’ve learned the hard way. From burnout to boundaries, imposter syndrome to supervision wins, we cover the messy, meaningful, and deeply human side of doing this work.
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The podcast focuses on various themes relevant to mental health professionals, including clinical challenges, ethical dilemmas, and personal experiences in therapy. Specific episode examples include discussions on burnout, the significance of inclusivity in therapy practices, and navigating the complexities of client relationships, particularly regarding parental dynamics and supervision.
Welcome to It Depends, the podcast for mental health professionals who know that the answer to most clinical questions is rarely simple.
Hosted by psychologist Dr. Joy Zelikovsky, It Depends brings you honest, unscripted conversations with fellow therapists about what we wish we knew when we started—and the lessons we’ve learned the hard way. From burnout to boundaries, imposter syndrome to supervision wins, we cover the messy, meaningful, and deeply human side of doing this work.
In this episode of the It Depends podcast, Dr. Joy Zelikovsky interviews Libby Parker, a registered dietitian with a rich background in eating disorders and a unique focus on the performing arts. Libby shares her journey from aspiring equine veterinarian to dietitian, discussing her personal experiences with eating disorders and how they shaped her career. The conversation delves into the importance of science literacy in nutrition, the intersection of dietetics and psychology, and the challenges faced by performers in maintaining their health. Libby also discusses her work as the Broadway Dietitian, her book 'Permission to Eat', and her new venture into therapeutic consulting, emphasizing the need for individualized care in eating disorder treatment.
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