Ay we appreciate the love, and the listen! 💙

Ay thank you so much!! We're glad you liked it, and we're lucky to have ya listening 💙

This is so sweet thank you for being so thoughtful to comment

The WADOH board found that i was not doing anything against any ethical code therapists adhere to. I have been reported 7 times and cleared ALL 7 times! So I’m not being “investigated” I -was- investigated. But! I hope you listened to the podcast and learned some good stuff!

@@therapyjessaofficial Funny. Because that's not what Stephanie said...

@@loverlyrachy the Washington Department of Health is who I, and all licensed therapists in my state - listen to. I appreciate Stephanie’s concern (although I’ve never talked to her) and respect her ability to report professionals for what she thinks is unprofessional conduct. But at the end of the day- it is the governing states licensing board that decides if it is- and they’ve cleared me- 7 times. But thank you for commenting on here and I really hope with this information you feel more comfortable following myself or other mental health content creators that you enjoy!

@@therapyjessaofficial No, Stephanie Seig - from the WADOH.

I am a therapist and her behavior is completely unethical. You can't give strangers therapy on a LIVE (even though she stated it wasn't therapy). Informed consent is needed for therapy; you also don't know that person's history and can do great harm. She also seems to be overcompensating for her lack of knowledge through trying to act knowledgeable. Also, you are not a trauma therapist when you aren't trained in trauma modalities. Please contact your board of ethics and supervisor for education to help you and help you not hurt others and just if anything, just do not practice therapy on LIVE ever and on people who aren't your clients. You risk harming vulnerable people and losing the privilege of practicing therapy at all.

Aww Jonathan, youre such a sweetheart. Love seeing you on here! Appreciate you taking the time out of your busy week to listen to something. Reuben puts so much into this podcast. He’s a great dude.

Always fun to find new people to listen and was so fun to listen while working, I would have the video on one screen. Actually had to stop it to finish it at home, because I actually stopped working because it was so interesting!

Thanks for your input hunn. <3 Happy Monday.

@@therapyjessaofficial Of course, I'm a fan of your work, and constantly see you on my FYP. Can't wait for you to have more videos on youtube! Thank you for your wisdom, and soo excited to see your journey!

@@GianVasquezMusic oh my gosh youre so kind. Follow Reuben too, he’s honestly a great dude with incredible energy and on a really profound mission to bring mental health and entertainment to the spheres. <3 thanks for your love

My hair stylist name is oscar and one my best friend’s boyfriends name is oscar- so youre already cool in my book

@@therapyjessaofficial Ayyyee! 😎😎

My man, appreciate your time and feedback as always, Oscar 💙

This is exactly the energy we want. Love you boo

Aww, dont make me cry IM AT WORK hahah

@@therapyjessaofficial hahahaha I love you

@@Justayoungmom. ily babes!

Appreciate your feedback- if there was anything we can share in the comments- id love to hear your biggest bomb lol

Hi sweetheart! Look at us crossing platforms!

Couldn’t stay away 😂😅

We’re glad you liked it!! Sarah’s pretty damn incredible, for sure 🙌🏻

Ay so are we!! 💙

It's a big change for us for sure! But we hope you'll find the shorter clips great to check out before getting into a full episode on Spotify or Apple 💙 And Sarah absolutely is incredible, a truly inspirational person!!

Ay thank you, Oscar 💙 I'm gonna make sure Ryan sees this!!

LOL appreciate u ❤ I’ll be there

We appreciate the love, Noe 💙

Ayyy ❤

Ayyyy that’s what we like to hear!! That’s amazing, we hope it works for you 💙💙

Sherman’s got a cool feel to his work 👌🏻 It’s @shermsc for the IG!

@@OnYourMental Thank you! I've sent him a follow

Ay so are we!! 🙌🏻💙

Hey Kennedy, thank you for bringing that perspective to our attention. We wouldn’t want to be encouraging conversations that are truly damaging to an individual in that way. Fair feedback, and we’ll keep in mind that our guest may want to give a heads up as you say to someone they mention in these talks. We make a point never to reveal personally identifying information about others not in the room, but of course if you know the person, that wouldn’t have the intended effect. In listening back to the conversation, it sounds like a couple minutes were spent talking about this other person in order to give context to the larger conversation & reflection. At multiple points Jas even states that part of this experience was “on him”. That he needed to learn to be a better person and even said that he wasn’t being a good person in the relationship. That ownership, responsibility, and growth is what this conversation is about. At the same time, it connected with others who perhaps have gone through, or are going through, something similar. We think there’s lots of value in that, but we’ll be more mindful of possible scenarios like this going forward. So again, thank you!

For real!!

Thanks Chelsea!! 💙 Happy Holidays to ya too!

Greatttt question! Kabir - Kawhi Leonard, because it'd be the opposite of what you see from the man; opening up about his life and what he does to maintain his mental health while in a position that puts the spotlight on him so often. Reuben - Chris Bumstead, because he's incredibly dedicated to his craft, performing at the highest level, and I'd want to hear how he keeps that tenacity up and continues to improve on himself year after year while facing possible failure each time. Plus, he's Canadian.

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Happy we’re of any help at all, brotha 💙

Happy you found this at the right time 💙