Dr. Habiba Jessica Zaman

Secret Life of Therapists

Health EN ↓ 28 episodes

Secret Life of Therapists is an unfiltered, unscripted, and unapologetically unedited exploration of what it means to be human through the eyes of therapists who live these questions as deeply as they study them. Hosted by Dr. Habiba Zaman, the podcast dives into life, love, relationships, career, identity, and sex in a way that is raw, vulnerable, and at times delightfully unhinged. These are the conversations therapists have behind closed doors; honest reflections, personal reckonings, and uncomfortable truths that rarely make it into the therapy room. There are no polished scripts or perfor...

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Dr. Habiba Jessica Zaman

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From Provider to Partner: A Man’s Perspective 13.01.2026 45:05

In this episode of Secret Life of Therapists , Chris Irving steps into the conversation to offer a candid, grounded male perspective on modern dating and long-term relationships. With honesty and humor, he unpacks the often unspoken pressures men face in navigating emotional availability, redefining masculinity, and learning new roles in partnerships that no longer follow old scripts. The discussi...

The Anti-Resolution Club 04.01.2026 1:01:55

Welcome to The Anti-Resolution Club Episode in The Secret Life of Therapists Podcast, where therapists Dr. Habiba Zaman and Kaylan Maloney ditch the pressure of New Year’s resolutions and choose something more human. Instead of goals that burn out by February, we explore the power of selecting one intentional word to guide your year across every part of life: relationships, work, mental health, bo...

This Thing Called Love 26.12.2025 1:01:27

In this episode of Secret Life of Therapists , host Dr. Habiba Zaman and Kaylan Maloney explores the psychological journey of how we learn to love, from childhood attachment patterns to adult relational dynamics. Drawing on her clinical experience and research in developmental psychology, Dr. Zaman demystifies the emotional and cognitive processes that shape our capacity for intimacy, trust, and c...