
Bestselling author and psychotherapist, Julia Samuel, invites us into her therapy room as she talks to both known and unknown voices about some of life’s biggest challenges. Therapy Works is full of therapeutic conversations which may contain difficult emotions but those that can paradoxically bring light, in all its form. Listeners will hear what the guests have learnt, failed to learn and how th... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 224 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthSociety & CulturePersonal JournalsHealth & Fitness | |||

In this episode, the Agony Aunties respond to a deeply moving question from a widowed father facing his first Christmas after the death of his wife. Six months into grief, he is trying to support three adult children while barely holding himself toge... more
In this Agony Aunties episode of Therapy Works, Julia, Emily and Sophie respond to a deeply moving letter from a listener questioning whether her long, emotionally disconnected marriage can be saved. They explore the complex layers of love, duty, fin... more
Emily Samuel engages in a conversation with Dr. Anna Colton about her book, 'How to Talk to Children About Food'. They address common parental fears and misconceptions regarding children's eating habits and emphasise creating a positive, low-stress r... more
In this Agony Aunties episode, Emily, Sophie and Julia respond to a powerful letter from a listener in her fifties who is still grieving the sudden loss of her mother during COVID, while also supporting a teenage daughter who adored her grandmother a... more
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The amount of ads is unbelievably excessive and interrupting. Makes me think of ‘by all cost financial’ motivation behind podcasts as such. The content itself appears to be quite shallow, especially compounded by deflated host’s personality who is seemingly disengaged from their audience.
I don’t know how he has coped. I cried listening to him. He was so eloquent with how he spoke.
The most intelligent, insightful, helpful podcast with the most brilliant psychotherapists . Thank you .
As a person who discovered Julia on the BBC Change your Mind, Change your Life I have been very impressed and very pleased to find this podcast. It’s very therapeutic
This is always a fantastic podcast.
I especially loved the episode with Daniel Levitin on Music as Medicine.
Full of wonderful information, backed by science and I loved the humour. Thank you Julia, you have such a beautiful interviewing style and it’s so wonderful that we get to witness your skill as a psychologist in these shows. Your daughters too.
Highly recommended
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This series features in-depth conversations focusing on mental health and personal growth, tackling life's complexities and emotional challenges. The discussions often involve guests from various walks of life who share their personal experiences related to topics such as grief, parenting, relationship struggles, and societal pressures. Each episode provides insights into the therapeutic process, exploring both the emotional struggles and the healing journeys of individuals. Unique to the series is the concluding segment where the host engages with her two daughters, also psychotherapists, offering diverse perspectives on the themes discussed, which encourages listeners to consider multiple viewpoints in the realm of therapy and personal de... more
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Recent guests on Therapy Works include:
1. Dr. Anna Colton
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3. Tracey Rose
4. Olia Hercules
5. Deepa Paul
6. Ben Goldsmith
7. Elizabeth Day
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