No, You're Not Dying
Mother-daughter duo Beth (a PhD clinical psychologist) and Joyce (a chronic over-thinking millennial) love to sit and chat about finding balance in the never-ending ups and downs of life - so much so, that they turned it into a podcast.
Join them every week for a candid conversation about the many ways in which life impacts our mental health, how psychology can shift your perspective, and why even if you feel like you’re dying, you’re probably not. Kinda funny, never scripted, always honest - so join the conversation!
To share topics and stay up to date on the show, you can follow them on Instagram @noyourenotdyingpodcast.
**Note: Advice and opinions on this show should not be considered as treatment. Please contact your healthcare provider if you are in need of individualized help.**
Episodes
Why Discomfort Leads Us to Distance from Others
*Bonus Episode* What Tell Me Lies Can Tell Us About People: A clinical psychologist’s perspective
To Know or to Not Know, That is the Question
Scriptwriting 101: How to rewrite your inner dialogue
Surviving the Return to Work
Should We Even Be Making New Years Resolutions?
It's Okay to Feel Bummed Out This Holiday Season
Need a Getaway? Plan a Trip to Hallmark, USA
Under Pressure: Finding the Perfect Holiday Gift
It's Time to Break Up With Your Phone
Real Friends Don't Only Call When They Need Something (Friend-ly Advice Pt. 3)
Learning to Accept Your Family for Who They Are
*Bonus Content* Things We Should Have Said: Settling is for Bar Tabs, Not Relationships
Settling is for Bar Tabs, Not Relationships
Sour Patch, Pumpkin Math, and Dorothy, Oh My!
Single As A Pringle And Looking For Love
Hustle Culture, “Efficiency”, & Why We’re Throwing Away Our Phones
Forever 21 Called, They Said Grow Up
Breaking News: We All Have Toxic Family Members
Hey Younger Self, Let's Help Each Other Out
If You're Overwhelmed, Please Raise Your Hand
Let's Talk About Ther-a-py
It's My Birthday and I'll Be Sad If I Want To!
You Can’t Stop People From Making Bad Choices
I Bet You Think About Her: The Polarizing Effect of Taylor Swift