Psychologist Reacts to Therapist in Never Have I Ever
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- Опубліковано 16 лис 2020
- Psychologist Reacts to Therapist in Never Have I Ever
Footage from Netflix's "Never Have I Ever":
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Starring Maitreyi Ramakrishnan as Devi and featuring Niecy Nash in the role of Dr. Jamie Ryan, Devi's child psychologist.
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I'm so thrilled by the positive responses to this video! I'd love to make a second reaction video to season 2. I haven't watched it yet! Leave a reply with some favorite Dr. Ryan scenes from season 2 that you'd like me to react to (it's super helpful if you happen to know which episode too!).
yes!! please do season 2!!!! i love this
It's so good!! You gotta watch it! And loved your insight into the sessions! :)
Season 2 plz
please do a season 2 reaction. there's this one scene (you'll know it when/if you watch it) that is just executed so well
You don't look like a therapist your so pretty
the therapy session with devi's mom is realistic to how some poc parents react to therapy. my family believes mental health is a white person thing and therapy is a white person thing.
trats crazy to me, like no, it's a human being thing
IKRR
my parents think therapy is for crazy distrubed people and they is really against the whole mental illness thing or they just don't belive it Like If I would tell them I'm struglling with anxiety and metnal illness. They would just invalidate the whole thing and be oh you're making things up, get over it etc..
Its mainly for religious reasons. They may believe in seeking help from God
@@yayag.8990 my gosh religion is such a detriment to society
Do lucifer's therapist!!!
Harvey Specter and Louis Litt's therapists from suits too
Lmao
Omg yessssss
Linda❤️❤️❤️
YES!!
I actually really liked her character. I would feel way more comfortable with her tbh!
I think a part of the reason the therapist had to say a lot of things to Devi that would not be helpful in real life, is just so the audience could better understand what was really happening in Devi's mind (when she's actually explaining it to the viewer).
Yeah, she’s there to communicate to the audience rather than to Devi.
I absolutely love Dr Ryan. She is so funny. I would really appreciate more scenes with her in season 3. The dynamic and chemistry is great with her and Devi.
Season 2 of this just came out and there are a lot new (good) moments with devi and her therapist, I would love to see your reactions
Agreed!
Yea I wanna see the next reaction
her: i watched the whole first season in a few days
me: i watched the whole season 1 and 2 in 2 days
I watched 2 seasons in 1 day
@@habib-al-azizwoah to do that you would have to spend 10 hours so cool if you do that in 1 day
This is such a wonderful response video, I enjoyed the fact that you not only expressed the value of not jumping to assumptions, but also establishing those healthy boundaries between patient and therapist. I hope you make more of these videos, so cool to watch!
I'm glad you enjoyed it. I have more in the works!
@@PrivatePracticeSkills A good one is from a show called Lucifer. It has a therapist called Linda.
As a student of psychology it's really annoying to watch shows/movies with an inaccurate depiction of how therapy looks like. Professionals from the field must be consulted before any such representation in media. On the brighter side, it's good to see that going to therapy is being normalised. Also, videos and content like these bridge the gap between what's realistic and what's not.
I have the same reactions to many shows, also a Psych student. It's just so fresh in my mind how proper therapy should be conducted that it can really bother me when therapists act weird in shows. Specifically how they start giving advice and telling their patients what they should do. I wholeheartedly believe that therapy is meant to be used as a method for introspection, so the patient will always come up with answers on their own. It is not your place as a therapist to be telling someone what they should or shouldn't do, what's right or wrong, etc. You should just help them come to a conclusion about what they truly think themselves, even if you don't necessarily agree (except if you have professional knowledge and evidence on why something is actually bad/wrong for them of course)
exactly my thoughts!!
It's for entertainment purposes....not that serious
@@AthenaAthena Even it it's for entertainment purposes, most people who don't know/haven't experienced actual therapy take this 'faulty' representation as the reality and have misconceptions. It may seem insignificant but it is important to spread awareness about how these things are actually irl, it being already stigmatized.
@@seeyafornow2642 exactly!!
I feel Dr. Ryan is better equipped with handling adult issues than teenage ones...Sometimes you connect better with certain age group than others..You should know your strengths as a therapist..
As an adult I’d find a different therapist too tbh. She did well with Nalini but the way she acts with Devi is something that probably shows up in her sessions with adults too.
I wanna say I disagree. I first saw my therapist when I was 13, I’m almost 21 now, and we have grown close in our patient client relationship. We talk about anything and everything. Sometimes you need the blunt honesty. Her approach was professional especially when you are close to your therapist.
Yep, she is being a mom and not a therapist.
It made for good writing for the show! Not so much for good therapy :)
moms make the best therapists. been in therapy since i was a teen and in the 20+ years since the best therapist? a black mom. not my mom but hey its valid!
@@serenityq26 moms are good therapist depending on their upbringing. If your mom is as closed minded as mine, welp you’re not gonna grow up well
The scene with Devi’s mom was definitely one of my favorites and most genuine scenes in the entire show.
Crazy ex girlfriend has a lot of episodes focused on mental health and therapy. It would be interesting to see a reaction to this series.
YESS! And the therapist even had a solo number.
YEEEES
The best show
I was just gonna recommend it!
Oh yeah ! I almost forgot about that show. The first season was so good lol
Honestly never been to therapy but I feel like if I ever would I feel like someone like Dr Ryan would be my first choice
She is direct and soothing. I would appreciate that istead of someone who is a bootlicker for the sake of it
As a person who's had therapy almost all of my life I would like to add one thing.
I have had therapists that treat me like you seem to proclaim, responsible and work like. It has helped me in younger ages to keep me "safe" but it have also stunted my progress very harshly.
Then I have had therapists that go the extra mile, they treat me like a human, like I am responsible for my own life. They have given me a safe space to grow and learn more about myself so that I could handle my own reality.
For someone like me that have both autism and emotionally unstable personality disorder this worked better since I can act like "Devi". (Completely irrational one second and then super calm and logical the other.)
Lastly I just wanted to add that your empathy really shows in this video and it is beautiful to see.
It is true. Not many people like clinical and serious therapists. People want to feel like they have an actual friend to talk to.
While I definitely agree I feel like there needs to be a balance
@@darasimiAdj68 even though i agree they should feel like its a safe space and they're talking to a friend, a therapist is not supposed to be a friend. there needs to be a balance. the representation in shows of therapists being all fun and sassy doesnt work in real life. there is a code of conduct and boundary, which if not followed, hurts the patient itself.
@@seeyafornow2642 due to the nature of their job so there won't be patients expecting more from a therapist I think I do understand your point and agree but still. A lot of people might not actually necessarily open to someone who doesn't extend a branch of some form of friendship. Yes it's business but it doesn't have to feel like that all the time.
Please react to the therapist in Netflix’s Atypical
YES JULIA
Yesss
Ohhhh, this is a good one!! I feel like her therapy is more "realistic" lol.
@@therealkoolaidandkale except for the fact that one of her patients somehow knows her home address lol
You should react to the Euphoria episode with Jules's therapist!
YES! I suggested this show on your poll as well after having binge watched it lol & am so happy you did this reaction video! Looking forward to more ☺️
Oh super fun! Thanks for the suggestion!
I love Dr. Ryan! I can’t wait to see more of her. Every therapist is different. I think perhaps she’s more like a mental health counselor.
Would love to see a reaction to therapist scenes in My Mad Fat Diary, its such an enjoyably good show.
Agreed💯
Yes! This would be so valuable!!
One of the best tv therapists that helped me a lot!!!
LOVE that show!!! Great therapist - i sometimes think of him while working with my patients.
yess!!!
I loved your feedback. Although this is a fictional show like many others they cut the boring part and add fun part so they don't lose people's attention. The show is about Devi and not the therapist. But I think your comments are so true and interesting, I would definitely recommend your channel to all those who are being trained or want to learn what therapy to definitely is about to watch your videos. You bring up a lot of valid points. Thanks for sharing.
Love this post. It's a great format for teaching new therapists, also.
You should react to the therapist In atypical season 1!
Yes please!
Yesss!!! Would love that
Yes!
I love how this feels like observing a supervision session for Dr. Ryan
I love how articulate you are!
this video was so helpful! i love dr. ryan’s character from a comedic standpoint and i think she has some key moments in the story where she says the right things, but i dont like her much as a therapist. the things she said somehow annoyed me and when you explained the “mom therapy” thing it made complete sense to me. she actually reminds me of my psychology teacher (who is also a certified therapist and plays the role or “counselor”) who i really dont like because she gives this sort of vague advice that sounds like it was taken from an instagram self care account run by a teenager (lol, maybe im roasting her a bit too much). i have depression and ptsd so several times i’ve had to had a talk with her becase i needed some extra help and she just made me feel like i needed to try harder, like if going on runs and having a better sleeping schedule would fix my life (of course with her not being my actual therapist i also dont expect her to do much more). it really opened my eyes how you separated this sort of “motherly advice” from real therapy and i hope to be more aware of the difference from now on.
this show is so fucking good! just watching that scene with devi's mom and dr. ryan: TEARS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and despite all your dislikes of her therapy methods: they all rang true for me. she would be a great therapist for me cause im like "yes, great advice" "so true i should do that" "yes mama yes". but im not the mess that devi is haha i got 99 problems but self awareness isnt one ;) like when im acting out i know whats the root of the problem thanks to therapy like this that i got from dr. elaine nelson #blackwomenrock get my journey, get my music, feel my feelings and then move on
even thought this scenes rang true for you, this isnt how professional therapy works. there is a certain procedure and code of conduct they have to follow. some things she said (the therapist in the show) are the last thing actual therapists should say; its far from a "therapy method".
As a practicing, licensed therapist, I would caution what is characterized as unethical or running contrary to a clinician's code of conduct as opposed to someone's theoretical framework or how they best establish rapport with an individual. Every person needs to find a therapist that works for them and that means the style that is a fit for one person may not be the style that fits for another person. You meet the client where they're at and as long as you are not encouraging a dual relationship and documenting your approach appropriately, and the client is aware of what is happening, then the therapeutic service is predominantly an individual experience that will not look the same across the board. What I do as an LCSW may not look the same as what an LMFT does which may not look the same as an LMHC, LPC, or PsyD.
Loved your reaction. You sound so competent and professional.
Love this video as I love this show and also am practicing in session techniques and particular these ones. Such a golden nugget!!
This was lit! You should do all the shows and movies that have therapy in them. Very helpful!
I love your attitude. I think you are a really good therapist :)
Loved this show!!!
I’ve been watching Wentworth, and I’m in season 7 now. They have been through two therapists in this show, and season 7 therapist has actually said some semi-therapist things in a fictional role!
I would love for the writers to stumble across this video and learn and take notes for s3!
I love this show but its representation of therapy really bothers me--Dr. Ryan is always telling Devi how she *should* feel instead of facilitating Devi's self-dialogue, and she's often harsh/dismissive. In general I think TV therapists are way more prescriptive than real life (good) therapists
This was sooo interesting and helpful as a psychology student!!! Please do moreeee💫
I feel like Dr.Ryan is more of a friend to Devi than a therapist which is the relatipnship they have established and I'm here for it.
Thank you for this video!! When I watched the show I was actually mad about how the therapist acted an how therapy was displayed in general!
Tbh i would love to have a therapist like this
@@aqualina4668 same honestly. Might not be according to the rules but her advice was top tier
Ikr! the scenes might be funny but the representation of a therapist is quite incorrect and some people here in the comments think this will be better and will help them. It doesn't work like this in real life, a sassy and funny therapist looks good in shows but irl there is a certain procedure and code of conduct.
@@seeyafornow2642 but people know what would make them feel better😂. Despite the codes of conduct set up for reasons. It still undeniably will make them feel better if they think so
@@seeyafornow2642 100% yes! I would have thought an apparently progressive show like this would do a better job at portraying therapy.. imo its just a cheap solution, they should have known better
I love this so must, thank you for this. I'm subscribing ❤️
I enjoy your channel, I think you should more of these!
This therapist's approach mirrors the experience my sister had with her first adult therapist - she felt not listened to, like the therapist was pushing her agenda and ignoring her actual needs. Luckily my sister had experience with a child psychologist she trusted and was able to return to him in his young adults' practice. By analysing it as you do but in a classroom setting under the supervision of a teacher or mentor, I wonder if this kind of media would be a good teaching tool for psychologists/psych students to reaffirm the impacts of this approach
Love it!!! Extraordinary reaction!!!
Pls do season 2 as well. Dr Ryan has a lot more scenes in the next season.
Dr Ryan is brilliant, we should all try to be more like her.
Dude no, the Therapist in Crazy Ex Girlfriend, so much fun. highly recommend
That was such an interesting and entertaining video 😍 I love that you don't interrupt the scene during a sentence but we also get to see your opinion which you explain after the whole scene is over :)
Ozark's therapist might be a hoot. Then there's the infamous therapist from the Sapranos. Thank you! That was really interesting!!
The scene with Devi's mother was awesome to me.
You should do one of Celeste's therapy scenes from Big Little Lies, I'd be really interested to hear you're thoughts on that:)
Yes that
I recommend maybe watching the Jules Euphoria Special Episode, I would like to hear your thoughts.
Yes the patient interrupting the therapist. Situation was so much more realistic on crazy ex girlfriend. I love how hard Rebecca's therapist tries so hard to keep her composer in those moments. Please react tp crazy ex girlfriend.
Crazy ex girlfriend is a masterpiece
@@henla6559 yes it's one of my favorite TV shows.
Great video! I love your laugh 😂
what shows show a more accurate representation of therapy ?
Dr. Fang rocks!
My counselor told me journalism would help it does help me since some things are just to hard to explain. Also if I go into full break down mode and my counselor can't talk at school, the teacher put me in the hall to calm down
Can you do the therapists from Monk? I've always been curious how good as therapist they both were.
Yesss!
Really enjoyed your video. First time on your channel. I think you are really good at what you do. Could you also post videos where you help regular people (as opposed to therapists starting a practice, which you mentioned you do) use psychology to deal correctly with relationships and not mess up their lives. I naturally gravitate to 'mom therapy' dealing with my young adult children and have failed miserably. Help!
The show ‘Wanderlust’ would be a good one
i really hate it when therapists keep wanting to bring up what they think is the major event to talk about, like if people weren’t more complex than having just one big issue. i personally lived something pretty traumatic when i was young, and (because im a minor and my parents brought it up to them) therapists kept trying to make me talk about it when it’s not something that affects me to this day. yes, it did for a while but i learned to heal and it doesn’t stop me from doing anything anymore. i dont deny it was hurtful, i dont try to shut down any emotions, and im not trying to repress it as they seemed to believe i did. when its been brought up, i talked about it. i also showed discomfort because it was something my parents wanted me to talk about and therapists constantly bringing up felt like they were breaking my trust. but i constantly felt like they wanted me to have a breakdown because of it, because they kept thinking i was repressing a pain that just doesnt hurt me like it did. it’s clear that devi’s case is quite different, but it’s still very unhelpful and sort of unkind to want to push a patient to say or speak about something they just dont feel like talking about, and denying what they DO wanna talk about in the process. my life is full of things that make me happy, sad, distressed, and an infinite etc., if you try to decide what’s more important for a patient based in your criteria, when they are actively disagreeing with you, that’s just gonna push them away from therapy and from you.
I would love to see you react to the therapist from Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt! She's only in a few episodes in season 2 (and later, I think, in one episode in season 4, but not really as a therapist).
More of never have i ever pls !
Could you please do Dr. Akopian from crazy ex girlfriend?
I love these!!👏👏👏🥰😃
I've had a therapist like that before.
She kept pushing me to try meditation because she thought it would help, even though I tried it and told her how well it went - I had a panic attack.
She kept pushing me to try again.
In the end I went to see someone else who helped me work through my problems without pushing me to do things that freaked me out(when I wasn't ready), and with, suprise, ZERO meditation.
To be fair I know meditation helps a lot of people with trauma... but I was having flashbacks whenever I had a quiet moment so meditation right from the get go should've clearly been off the table.
Now season 2 is here🤣🤣
Wasn’t Dr. Ryan in the Mom scene also making assumptions?
Please do season 2!!!
Please do season 2!
Davey running through the streets before she busted through the door helped her nervous system discharged some of that energy!🤓
Only if she wasn't ruminating on her concerns in her mind ;)
*Devi
Does therapist have a fixed rule on how and what should be said to every person coming to therapy or they can change the book written approach and add little bit of their character to their approach based on the the person coming to therapy?
The newsroom's therapist, please and thank you for the video.
I would love to see you react to the therapist from My Mad Fat Diary
Yea currently in pa school and one of first things i learned wass to not ask leading questions
Gotta do Julia from atypical. Think she’s amazing.
That thing about therapists being people outside of the office lol with my therapist half the session would consist of us talking about his life too. Idk it’s just calming and humanizing.
I absolutely love this show but the therapy scenes put me off a little at times bc I often that "no therapist would react this way!"
Please react to Josh Is Irrelevant from Crazy Ex Girlfriend! Also great video!
You should react to the show private practice. I would love to see your take on some decisions violet makes as a therapist
I really enjoyed the therapist from one of the riverdale episodes
Yes, I agree with you on that I had enjoyed it as well. It is season 4 episode 8.
You should do the therapist in the bad mom's movies. Because she is funny as hell
Please do Season 2
7:14 she was really struggling with something and was desperately looking for help, even though you might not want to reinforce them not to do that again, you shouldn’t turn your back on them at this moment.
I’d love for you to react to Good Will Hunting :)
Can you do a video on liability insurance for psychologists? What kind to get, how much it costs, individual/corporation, etc?
I just realized I did mom therapy with all of my friends.
I have a question that has nothing to do with this video 😂 I’m currently a patient with a therapist and I’m also about to start my masters in social work. I was wondering if there is any chance that I can become an intern if I were to change therapist so that I could work under her? I don’t want to ask her because I don’t want to be awkward. I’m in Florida and I tried googling but I’m not finding anything 🤷♀️
This would likely be a conflict of interest for your therapist. This is also known as a dual relationship, (regardless of time passed) and is not allowed for most licensures. Even your gut feeling is telling you "no"... so don't be afraid to go with that. For an LCSW, "once a client, always a client" - which means that you can't ever have a different relationship with a client. For other Licensures, it may be the same. One I believe requires at least 5 years (LPC?)of the person not being a client, but certain states may have statutes that override even these rules. If a therapist said "yes" to this, I would not be concerned that the therapist is breaking the ethics rules of their license, and you would not want to intern under them anyway. (For Psychologists who are licensed, the APA has their ethical guidelines. For LCSW's, the NASW. Both must also follow their state licensing board and state statutes. ) Hope this was helpful. :)
just breathe, whenever i cry
I need to watch this show, this is hilarious 😂 😃
In my opinion Devi's therapy is dopee
There's a show on Netflix about a problematic and stalker-ish therapist called Gypsy. Not sure if u r up to reacting to that since it's kinda dark n it's about a questionable therapist but I love the show. Would love a psychologist's view on the lead character, like why she become a problematic therapist. What's her underlying issue etc. Wud be interesting~~
Loved the video! Do you think people could be turned off to therapy because of this on screen therapist?
Ngl, if I had Davi’s therapist, I would literally be so much less stressed and anxious, LMAOOOO
Loved this! Look forward to more reaction videos :)
off topic but you’re super pretty wow
I feel like they should have had you write the script for the therapist role!
Can we see this but season 2?
More!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Why am I crying Bcs I now feel rly bad for Devi
You should do therapist from atypical
Please, please analyze Maid on Netflix. There’s not a therapist to react to but so much to discuss and interpret. Would love to hear your reactions! Just an idea:). Love your reactions here!