Margaret Robinson Rutherford PhD

The SelfWork Podcast

Health EN ↓ 556 episodes

I'm Dr. Margaret, a psychologist for over 30 years, TEDx speaker, and the author of Perfectly Hidden Depression. I created The SelfWork Podcast in 2016 to explain mental health treatment and to give you the chance to consider therapy without thinking it's weird or that it somehow suggests you can't fix your own problems. My team is very honored that nine years later, SelfWork has earned nearly 5 million downloads! Each episode features the popular listener question as well as interviews with outstanding guests, authors, and experts, adding to the wide diversity of topics listeners so appreciat...

Author

Margaret Robinson Rutherford PhD

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Health

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Jul 10, 2026

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Episodes

006 SelfWork: Vital Tips To Cope With Grief And Depression 17.12.2016

Grief and depression are hard enough to get through at any time of the year. Add the busy nature of the holidays, and that pain can be incredibly lonely to bear. In today’s podcast, Dr. Margaret gives tangible suggestions of both things to do, and recognitions to keep in mind, to help cope with either […] The post 006 SelfWork: Vital Tips To Cope With Grief And Depression appeared first on Dr. Mar...

005 SelfWork: After An Affair: The Essential Steps Of Regaining Trust 04.12.2016

Regaining trust, whether it’s after an affair or some other form of betrayal, can be a complex process for any relationship. In this podcast, Dr. Margaret provides the essential steps of healing and regaining trust, specifically after an affair. But she points out that these very steps can be used within any relationship — parent […] The post 005 SelfWork: After An Affair: The Essential Steps Of R...

004 SelfWork: Perfectly Hidden Depression Pt. 2 21.11.2016

This podcast is the second in a series of two on what Dr. Margaret calls “Perfectly Hidden Depression.” PHD isn’t a diagnosis, but a syndrome, or group of characteristics that are found together, and serve to help you deny or ignore depression that’s kept far underneath the surface. Your life looks perfect. You’re active and […] The post 004 SelfWork: Perfectly Hidden Depression Pt. 2 appeared fir...

003 SelfWork: Perfectly Hidden Depression Pt. 1 06.11.2016

Are you struggling with loneliness, exhaustion, even depression but no one knows it but you? Do you have trouble admitting vulnerability? Do you keep a facade of having it all together, when you realize at some level there’s something wrong? If so, this podcast is for you. Perfectly Hidden Depression (PHD) isn’t a diagnosis, but […] The post 003 SelfWork: Perfectly Hidden Depression Pt. 1 appeared...

002 SelfWork : Panicked About Panic 26.10.2016

Did you know that anxiety is much more prevalent than depression in our culture? And what’s worse than anxiety or panic? Being anxious or panicked about panic — feeling as if you dread the next hour or day because you don’t know if your anxiety will overwhelm you. Dr. Margaret gives you both information about […] The post 002 SelfWork : Panicked About Panic appeared first on Dr. Margaret Rutherfor...

001 SelfWork: What Is Good Therapy? 12.10.2016

In her initial podcast, Dr. Margaret focuses on the seven things that keep your work in therapy safe and appropriate. Her “Seven Commandments of Good Therapy” applies to all therapies, and gives you a yardstick to measure a new therapist, or therapy you’re already receiving. It’s amazing how many people keep going to therapy, without […] The post 001 SelfWork: What Is Good Therapy? appeared first...

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