Episode

Ouch Bubs!

Podcast: My Therapist Said
Published: May 20, 2026
Duration seconds: 3436
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Summary

Some episodes feel more like a conversation than a podcast, and this is one of those. Stef gets honest about mental health, shame spirals, addiction, and the strange experience of trying to find balance while still being very human. This episode dives into the consequences of avoidance, the pressure to “have it together,” and what it feels like to navigate addiction in the gray area instead of through black-and-white thinking — all while processing yoga meltdowns, tattoos, nervous-system crashes, and ghosting someone you actually cared about. Ouch Bubs! Follow along on IG & TikTok: ⁠@mytherapistsaidpod⁠ — New episodes every Wednesday & Friday.