Stefanie Kral
My Therapist Said
My Therapist Said is where therapy, comedy, and the human experience collide. Hosted by Stef — a therapist with just enough self-awareness left to translate the chaos of being human. From addiction and relationships to burnout, identity, and modern life, nothing is off limits. Because mental health doesn’t have to be heavy to be heard.
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Episodes
Exploring the Yoga Dilemma: Shared Hobbies vs. Professional Expertise 08.11.2024 17:41
Do You Need a Therapist Who 'Gets' Your Interests? In this episode of My Therapist Said, Stefanie dives into the intriguing question of whether therapists need to share similar interests with their clients for an effective therapeutic relationship. Stefanie unpacks the assumptions we make about therapists who share our interests, like yoga, and explores the deeper implications of seeking out thera...
Real Talk: The Vision Behind My Therapist Said 03.11.2024 7:56
Welcome back to "My Therapist Said." with your host, Stefanie Kral! In this laid-back yet candid convo, Stefanie opens up about her journey as a therapist and why she loves the gig. She talks about the real deal of being a therapist—filling those emotional gaps and giving people the support they didn’t know they needed. Stefanie dives into the messy world of therapy questions, like whether you rea...
Stolen Candy & Big Dreams: Welcome to My Therapist Said 01.11.2024 7:48
Stolen Candy & Big Dreams: Welcome to My Therapist Said To kick off the podcast, our host Stefanie shares the surprising story of her stolen Halloween candy and what it taught her about managing expectations. Listeners are invited to join her as she unveils her vision for the show, exploring the intersection of personal growth and everyday experiences. Tune in for a sneak peek into the conversatio...
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