Reality Therapy

In this episode of Reality Therapy, therapist Katie Kernodle discusses the fraught history of humanistic psychology and therapy, noting how many of the practices have become abusive and some have even turned into cults. She notes how the proliferation of this into "therapy culture" could pave the way for Marxism.

In this episode of Reality Therapy, author Adam B. Coleman discusses why and how he decided to take a courageous stand against the progressive regime. We discussed immigration, trade, and the other side of the MAGA story. We also talked about how males in women's sports are a sign that we are losing our grip on reality, and how this is all setting us up for a communist takeover if we aren't careful.

In this episode of Reality Therapy, Professor Edward Dutton joins me from Finland to discuss IQ, the heritability of conservatism, and how wokeness is creating a new eugenics.

In this episode of Reality Therapy, Mia Hughes discusses her work on the WPATH Files and explains how this document leak debunked many mainstream narratives around transgender medicine. She explains why the entire movement is illogical and unscientific.

In this episode, Sara Stockton, LMFT, discusses how she lost her job as a professor due to calling out transgender medicine, why the discussion around race is toxic, and how we can improve therapy.

In this episode, depth psychologist Amy Sousa examines transgender ideology to see if it lives up to the hype or if it is causing more harm than good.

In this episode, social psychologist Dr. Dina McMillan discusses her work on domestic violence, including how that impacts relationships. She also discusses the harmful effects of critical race theory and what makes a true alpha male.

Several mental health professionals discuss Trump Derangement Syndrome, or the emotionally unstable responses caused by President Trump.

Have we passed peak woke? Several mental health professionals debate whether we have turned a corner or if wokeness will be with us for generations to come.

In this episode, licensed social worker Pamela Garfield-Jaeger talks about her new book, Froggy Girl, which is about kids living as their authentic selves, a message that contradicts the current transgender movement.

In this episode, author Giff Lasta talks about his new book, The Way of Men with Maids, in which he describes how confident masculinity is both in line with Biblical values and also attractive to women.

In this episode, author and podcaster Sam Lacrosse discusses his new book, Spectrum of Lies, which details how the explosion of new autism diagnoses is a Trojan Horse for woke politics.

In this episode, UK-based psychotherapist James Esses describes his whistleblowing efforts against gender medicine, why the practice is so barbaric, and how the field of therapy can do better.

Does multicultural training help therapists better serve their clients? Does political bias hamper multicultural effectiveness?

I walked away from my faith and pursued a life of drugs and alcohol... until I had a spiritual experience.

In this episode, social worker Tammy Weitzmann describes bias she faced as an oncology social worker and how she was pushed out of the field for being a conservative.

In this episode, psychologist Dr. Lee Jussim exposes bogus research, such as stereotype threat, the implicit bias test, and also shows the validity of stereotype accuracy.

In this episode, several mental health professionals dig into the concept of affirming therapy, and suggest that good therapy often pushes back against the client.

Are CEU's meant to prepare counselors to be more skilled at handling mental health issues, or are they meant for indoctrination? We dig into this question in this episode.