Therapist Debunks 12 Myths About Therapy!

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  • @AnnelisR
    @AnnelisR 2 роки тому +57

    I know this is not the point, but omg Steph, this hair is absolutely STUNNING on you!

  • @Vashtibucket
    @Vashtibucket 2 роки тому +41

    Thank you for for debunking the myth that therapists make a lot of money, personally I needed to hear this because right now I’m struggling to get myself out of debt and the thought of taking out more loans to get into grad school is absolutely terrifying to me. But I know I want a job where I can support people. Congratulations on your 125K!

    • @StephAnya
      @StephAnya  2 роки тому +11

      It definitely varies, but money is not a given in this field! Glad that you found that one helpful.

    • @RichMMedia
      @RichMMedia 2 роки тому +2

      @@StephAnya I'm up North and reading articles about MFT and looking at job descriptions on indeed the pay actually looks pretty good ($50k - $80k ) a year. Any opinions on this? I'm going to grad school to become a licensed MFT.

    • @jaygom9671
      @jaygom9671 2 роки тому

      Can I ask how much you went into debt?

  • @DeborahN94
    @DeborahN94 2 роки тому +26

    Great video as someone who’s studying to become a clinical psychologist I appreciate your thoughts on mental health! 💛💛

    • @StephAnya
      @StephAnya  2 роки тому +1

      I appreciate you for watching!

  • @The_Unhinged_Thought
    @The_Unhinged_Thought Рік тому +4

    I stumbled on this video cause I was watching the Love is blind review and just got sucked in. I've been seeing my therapist for 6 years but my goodness, YOU ARE AMAZING. Keep doing the work you do. You are a blessing

  • @anthonyguerin7659
    @anthonyguerin7659 2 роки тому +14

    As per number 1 I'll add that "therapy" is a broad term, there are a lot of different kinds of therapies (cbt, psychoanalysis, group therapy, etc), one might not work for someone but another might. But as always be sure that the method has at least proven itself to work for a diverse group and is not just a "new miracle way"

    • @StephAnya
      @StephAnya  2 роки тому +5

      Yes! Great addition

    • @anthonyguerin7659
      @anthonyguerin7659 2 роки тому +1

      @@StephAnya no problem, thank you for what you are doing. Mental health is tomorrow's big problem with climate change, people like you speaking about it are a necessity really.

  • @Kimberising
    @Kimberising 2 роки тому +15

    Another suggestion for finding affordable therapy is to seek out clinics at local universities that offer counseling services to the community. Majority of the time they will offer services for free for students and offer a sliding scale for people in the community.

  • @10062898
    @10062898 2 роки тому +20

    Thanks for this video! Can you possibly cover the topic of working as a therapist on days you don’t want to? Meaning being drained but still showing up for clients.

    • @StephAnya
      @StephAnya  2 роки тому +8

      Yes! Great idea. Thank you!

    • @Vashtibucket
      @Vashtibucket 2 роки тому +3

      @@StephAnya Would love to hear some insight on this as well! When you were studying to become a therapist did you also work full time?

    • @StephAnya
      @StephAnya  2 роки тому +6

      I did! All the way up until about 5 months into my internship. I share that whole story in my first ever video where I discussed finally having to quit my full-time corporate job.

  • @marvinawilliamsmw
    @marvinawilliamsmw 2 роки тому +7

    I love using Better Help

  • @rmy_Youtube
    @rmy_Youtube 2 роки тому +12

    Man oh man was I a part of the "Therapy is expensive" or "For the rich" group. I'm happy to say I personally found out that was not true. There are so many different and affordable options out there.
    Another great video! Excited for the next!

    • @StephAnya
      @StephAnya  2 роки тому +5

      So glad you found the best option for you!!

  • @brittany3737
    @brittany3737 2 роки тому +9

    Hello 👋🏾 I'm actually in my second course at NCU! You have been such a huge blessing you have no idea. I'm learning so much in school and from you. I would actually love for you to do another ditl of a LMFT. Keep up the diabolical work!💛

    • @StephAnya
      @StephAnya  2 роки тому +4

      I have something similar coming up next, but I’ll get a proper DITL out in the next few weeks. So glad you’re finding them helpful!!

  • @cody-channeling
    @cody-channeling Рік тому +1

    Some therapists are actually paid well over 110k depending if theyre Clinical Psychologists or in private practice LMFT. but youre right, most therapists make between 50k-80k max, especially LMFTs. No we shouldnt go into it because of money but we also gotta eat and pay rent lol its a tricky subject to navigate…

  • @jtp2r
    @jtp2r 2 роки тому +2

    Love you addressing the life coach thing.

  • @cody-channeling
    @cody-channeling Рік тому

    Also getting the LMHC/LPCC or LCMHC license is transferable between states compared to the LMFT. I think some programs do both.

  • @ericeichstaedt2357
    @ericeichstaedt2357 2 роки тому

    Those are great points. To this day I'm not comfortable sharing with my parents that I see a therapist, even that it's just here and there when I feel the need. They're just that generation where you must have some serious issues or disfunction to see a therapist. It's hard, I can't help but feel ashamed. I know I should share that with them. They may never feel comfortable with me doing therapy or discussing it or just how it is going, but it might clear the air and also bring some parity, as I think they might feel they are better functioning than me. Anyway, love your channel, you're definitely gifted at what you do, and I really respect that you moved away from a more lucrative yet less satisfying career.

  • @jess_is
    @jess_is 2 роки тому +1

    Hi Steph,
    I love your channel! Keep it up!
    Honestly I don't think therapists get enough credit.

  • @TheMoises1213
    @TheMoises1213 2 роки тому

    As powerful I say my mind is I thought I’ll never find a therapist thats good for me but man I was wrong. Both my developmental psychology and abnormal psychology professors at my college were incredible. I could speak to them about topics that regular people would tell me things I already know but they would just either take the words out my mouth or just wow me. For someone to understand exactly how you feel without you saying it is such an incredible feeling but couldn’t be with them cause I was their student. That hit me hard but I guess soon I’ll find the perfect one for me. Very difficult to be your own therapy, it’s alot of weight you end up carrying

  • @kaylan5274
    @kaylan5274 2 роки тому +3

    Congratulations on 125K💕💕💕💕💕!!!

  • @GorillaTactix
    @GorillaTactix 2 роки тому +1

    This cleared up a lot for me, great video!

    • @StephAnya
      @StephAnya  2 роки тому +1

      Glad to hear that! Thanks for watching!

  • @laurengalinato8365
    @laurengalinato8365 Рік тому

    new here and love your channel! btw you’re skin is glowing love it ❤

    • @StephAnya
      @StephAnya  Рік тому

      Welcome!! Aw thank you ♥️

  • @Princessmom9
    @Princessmom9 2 роки тому

    My ex-husband and I went to marriage counseling, we also had premarital counseling, but I didn't listen when the pastor said we shouldn't get married because he wasn't ready. The couple we saw for marriage counseling were members of our church and ended almost separating because of our dysfunctional mess. The husband was always taking my exes side and believed everything he said, even when he lied about hitting me. In our last session my ex lied and said I had been cheating on him. We were at the house his mother got for him after he left me for someone else. The therapist looked at me and shock and asked me if that were true. I laughed, said no and that this was over and that I was getting a divorce, got my kids and walked out. Before I left the wife punched her husband in the arm, got their son and followed me out. We both pulled off at the same time.

  • @septred3
    @septred3 2 роки тому +2

    Many people that suffer from mental health problems have those problems because they have not ditched their aspect of want which in the first place is the root of their suffering.

  • @margotgrey1006
    @margotgrey1006 2 роки тому +5

    I’m thinking of possibly becoming a therapist in the future, but I’m worried that I would get depressed when hearing about so many peoples awful experiences and suffering in their life. Do you ever get down from seeing so many people who are really struggling in life? Or is it worth it to you to see them get better?

    • @StephAnya
      @StephAnya  2 роки тому +5

      Hi Margot! That’s a great question. I personally don’t struggle with compassion fatigue, but I have many friends who do. I think it mostly depends on how empathic you are. If you have difficulty separating your emotional experience from those who are close to you now, that may be an indication. However, I do think it’s possibly to learn how to compartmentalize.

    • @rileyblanton7281
      @rileyblanton7281 2 роки тому +4

      I’m highly sensitive and in grad school for marriage and family therapy! I’m intentional with my schedule and how many clients I see each day or each week. Still, there’s moments where I feel impacted by my clients and I just take a moment to be aware, acknowledge it, and find a way to care for myself (bath, writing, read a book, take a nature walk, etc)

  • @lavellw4701
    @lavellw4701 2 роки тому

    I got more questions but I'll wait.

  • @alisaperez3716
    @alisaperez3716 2 роки тому +2

    Are there ways to be licensed in multiple states? Like if a therapist has moved a lot. Or are you only allowed to practice in the state you're living in?

    • @StephAnya
      @StephAnya  2 роки тому +3

      Yes, you can pass boards and apply to be licensed in multiple states.

  • @divinelyguided1144
    @divinelyguided1144 2 роки тому +1

    Awesome video thank you 🙏🏾

    • @StephAnya
      @StephAnya  2 роки тому +1

      Thank you for watching!

  • @christopherstreet6841
    @christopherstreet6841 2 роки тому

    Great informative video.. The take away for me is live comfortably as a therapist living a low maintenance lifestyle.

  • @YanaAnaleah
    @YanaAnaleah 2 роки тому +5

    I love your hair

  • @NDObeats
    @NDObeats 2 роки тому +7

    No going to lie. I did used to believe that some of these were true. 🤦🏾‍♂

    • @StephAnya
      @StephAnya  2 роки тому +3

      Which ones??

    • @NDObeats
      @NDObeats 2 роки тому +9

      You only go to therapy if something is wrong with you and therapists solve issues for you. But I like the comparison of going to therapy is like going to the gym.

  • @Ginza92
    @Ginza92 2 роки тому +1

    I know my views on therapist are not true but it's hard for me not to think this way. One of my fears is being figured out quickly like I'm super easy to figure out. The therapist has all the answers and looks down on you. I know I just want to feel unique and special. Also being phycological manipulated with their superior intellect. I feel extremely jealous of people who are the same age or younger than me and are smarter than me. I know everyone learns at different levels and know I'm immature. I can't go out on my own because I'm my mom's caregiver, so I feel trapped.

  • @lavellw4701
    @lavellw4701 2 роки тому +1

    Question from a king to a queen. How did you get on vanity fair?

  • @QBNESS
    @QBNESS 2 роки тому

    Thank you for this video! I just finished my program and received my Advanced certification to be a LPC. However, I am struggling with the application….. it’s very confusing. Would you happen to know if there is any help out there. I’m new to Ga by the way :)

  • @jessek-9scentdetectiontrai10
    @jessek-9scentdetectiontrai10 2 роки тому +4

    Beautiful Smile ❤ 😍

  • @raynikasmith8591
    @raynikasmith8591 2 роки тому +1

    therapy does works it helps the lil time out of the house in to ones elf is much needed if your a first time mom laugh out loud self treatment is bet it gives you time to know the things you accept in your life it set ground rules with what your willing to give so to say to your husband or family in friends..it comes with the grounds of being an adult it helps with mood swings if your an adult women .

    • @StephAnya
      @StephAnya  2 роки тому +2

      I'm so glad that you've found therapy helpful

  • @lavellw4701
    @lavellw4701 2 роки тому

    My power to you black Queen... I'll caught up to you....I might work with you or maybe not.

  • @cody-channeling
    @cody-channeling Рік тому

    Better Help doesnt pay 💰 their workers that well I heard, hope thats changed.

  • @chaoticneutrality
    @chaoticneutrality Рік тому

    I love your videos but I wish you made a point about the word ‘crazy’

  • @kindred42
    @kindred42 2 роки тому +1

    Hey Steph love your content.
    But I'm tired of seeing Better help sponsporships from youtubers...I know they're hopefully paying online you tubers well but they don't pay therapists well that are doing the work with clients and encouraged high case loads that lead to burn out. Plus during the Astro world festival they gave "a month free" for people who will be dealing with ptsd from that event for the rest of their life. Please see Therapy Jeff, he's an awesome therapist and telling the truth about how therapist are treated by them. Please be mindful of your sponsorships.

    • @StephAnya
      @StephAnya  2 роки тому +5

      Hi Rose. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I am promoting BetterHelp as a method to find a therapist. Unfortunately, as stated in the video, therapists are often underpaid across the board regardless of payer. Remember that therapists have the option not to work with Betterhelp if they’re dissatisfied with pay or hours. For those who prefer to continue seeing clients via this platform, I am promoting awareness of their services to potential clients. I have heard many many stories of people who have benefited from using BetterHelp to find a therapist and I want to be able to provide an option to those who are struggling to find one especially since my own caseload and colleague’s caseloads are completely full. I always do extensive research before a sponsorship. I sincerely appreciate your concern and advocacy for us therapists!

    • @kindred42
      @kindred42 2 роки тому +1

      @@StephAnya Not being paid a livable wage to serve clients and not being weathy are two different issues. Therapists are not being paid alot for many factors including some you mentioned in your channel but for many others like yourself.....its due to their complicity. No disrespect. There's many MANY other sponsors that can be supported that help promote self development and education. If your research was thorough and extensive as you state, I wouldn't have to place this comment. (There's many therapists expressing concerns online) Thanks again for your content and I hope you consider your sponsporships more carefully in the future.

    • @kindred42
      @kindred42 2 роки тому

      Here's a video on some aspects of Better Help since you conducted "extensive research" ua-cam.com/video/pArM2GyHX4g/v-deo.html

  • @catsaresocute650
    @catsaresocute650 Рік тому

    'They are consenting adults' reasons choice feminism is gabage

    • @catsaresocute650
      @catsaresocute650 Рік тому

      No ppl don't consent to abuse that's why it's abuse

  • @cornelia080
    @cornelia080 Рік тому +1

    I love your videos but I'm sooo disappointed you're advertising betterhelp. :(
    Maybe you're just unaware it is a horrible company? They have unlicensed & religious "councilors", they post real therapist's (that aren't affiliated with them) private phone numbers then list them as unavailable so they can direct people to better help instead, betterhelp even shares data to Facebook including messaging metadata, and there are plenty more problems too. I would definitely recommend researching the company, client's stories as well as other therapist's.

  • @curlycurls1811
    @curlycurls1811 2 роки тому +1

    Great video!!! Thank you!!

    • @StephAnya
      @StephAnya  2 роки тому +1

      Thanks for watching!