ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Tell Me About Your Mother is a podcast guided by a psychotherapist duo-- Evan Miller, LCMHC, LCAS and Melissa Martin, LCMHC. If you are a therapist, enjoy learning from experts, or curious as to how therapists conceptualize complex characters, this is your podcast.
If you'd like to connect further, we are on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and TikTok. You can also send us an email-- contactus@tellmeaboutyourmother.run.
Our psychotherapy practice websites:
Evan Miller— https://www.millercounseling.net/
Melissa Martin
Update frequency:
every 34 days
Average audio length:
62 minutes
English
United States
61 episodes
since Nov. 8, 2021
episodic
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Evan and Melissa launch a new book club format, digging into the first three chapters of Amir Levine's Secure, the follow-up to Attached.
In this episode:
Taking the attachment quadrants on themselves — and why scoring "secure" doesn't always match how it feels in the moment
Ru…
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Virginia Gilbert has spent over two decades working with people in high-conflict divorces — she started this specialty after going through one herself and getting nothing but platitudes from therapists who didn't understand what she was dealing with.
In this episode, Evan and Virginia get into…
We started with accountant rage. We ended at grief, the body, and a grandmother who was home.
Melissa walks Evan through his first focusing session using the Felt Sense Polyvagal Model — Gene Gendlin's somatic framework for making meaning of what your body is already trying to tell you. What s…
Evan sits down with Rhiana Holmes Turner for a sharp, honest conversation about therapist burnout, private practice, money, ADHD, recovery, and the culture of over-sacrifice in mental health. They talk about brain drain, disaster psychology, community mental health, performative social justice, and…
In this episode, we unpack one of the most misunderstood dynamics in therapy: masking.We start with the Felt Sense Polyvagal Model and how somatic work helps clients notice real shifts in their nervous system. Then we get into what therapists often miss — clients who look “fine” in session but are …
Guest Elizabeth Morrison is a licensed therapist, MS, LPC, in Texas, that specializes in treating Neurodivergent individuals.
We talk through what’s happening as mental health language goes mainstream: it’s helping more people seek support, but it’s also creating confusion, oversimplification, and …
Welcome back our guest Sandra Killebrew, a therapist specializing in high-conflict couples therapy in Seattle, WA. This episode dives into the messy, magical work of being a therapist. We unpack what happens when clients come in with chaos—blame throwers in hand—and how playfulness, props, and pres…
Welcome our guest, Rhiana Holmes Turner, LPC, LAC, is a licensed mental health professional and Approved Clinical Supervisor based in Denver, Colorado, with multi-state licensure across Colorado, Florida, Texas, and Kansas. She has expertise in trauma-informed, care and a career spanning community …
In this raw and wide-ranging episode of Tell Me About Your Mother, Evan and Melissa explore what it means to be a therapist, parent, and human being—flawed, opinionated, and under pressure to perform. From setting boundaries on the soccer field to navigating adolescent risk-taking and drug use, the…
In this fiery and insightful episode of Tell Me About Your Mother:
Evan and Melissa respond to the backlash after their viral EMDR TikTok clip (24k+ views).
They clarify what EMDR is actually doing in the brain—hint: it’s not magic or hypnosis.
The hosts tackle common misunderstandings about worki…
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