Conscious masculinity

Healthy examples of masculinity

How to embody strength and masculinity

Why we're so disconnected

Raising conscious boys

This week, we sit down with New York Times bestselling author and clinical psychologist Dr. Shefali to talk about why men feel so misunderstood and what we’re getting wrong about masculinity.

We explore the pressures men face, how the way we raise boys shapes their relationships, and what it takes for men and women to better understand each other. It’s an honest, hopeful conversation about moving beyond blame, making room for strength and vulnerability, and raising a more emotionally connected generation.

If you’ve ever struggled to understand yourself or the men in your life, this one is for you.

New episodes every week. Follow on the iHeart app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts and on Instagram at @freetherapy.

And as a reminder, we are not therapists, and while this may feel like therapy, it's not. So if you're struggling, please reach out to a mental health professional

00:00 Intro
05:44 Conscious Masculinity
17:34 Shame and Male Role Models
28:31 Strength and Vulnerability
36:47 Disconnection and Connection
47:11 Raising Conscious Boys

This week, we sit down with New York Times bestselling author and clinical psychologist Dr. Shefali to talk about why men feel so misunderstood and what we&rsquo;re getting wrong about masculinity.
We explore the pressures men face, how the way we raise boys shapes their relationships, and what it takes for men and women to better understand each other. It&rsquo;s an honest, hopeful conversation about moving beyond blame, making room for strength and vulnerability, and raising a more emotionally connected generation.
If you&rsquo;ve ever struggled to understand yourself or the men in your life, this one is for you.
New episodes every week. Follow on the iHeart app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts and on Instagram at @freetherapy.
And as a reminder, we are not therapists, and while this may feel like therapy, it's not. So if you're struggling, please reach out to a mental health professional
00:00 Intro 05:44 Conscious Masculinity 17:34 Shame and Male Role Models 28:31 Strength and Vulnerability 36:47 Disconnection and Connection 47:11 Raising Conscious Boys

Why men feel so misunderstood right now | Dr. Shefali #21

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Attraction and success

Feedback can feel like criticism

Expressing needs without blaming

Feeling heard without fixing everything

Opening up and repairing connection

This week is about what actually makes a man attractive today, why vulnerability is the real glue in any relationship, and how to stop taking your partner's feedback as criticism.

Aliza Shapiro is the therapist behind @therapist_in_nyc, and she has an incredible read on how relationships actually work right now.

She breaks down the three traits women consistently find magnetic, and makes the case that holding it together isn't strength, opening up is.

If you've ever held something back from your partner because you thought it would make you look weak, this one is for you.

New episodes every week. Follow on the iHeart app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts and on Instagram at @freetherapy.

And as a reminder, we are not therapists, and while this may feel like therapy, it's not. So if you're struggling, please reach out to a mental health professional who can help.

0:00 Intro
05:28 Attraction goes beyond financial success
15:30 Feedback can feel like criticism
25:57 Expressing needs without assigning blame
36:06 Feeling heard without fixing everything
43:40 Opening up and repairing connection

This week is about what actually makes a man attractive today, why vulnerability is the real glue in any relationship, and how to stop taking your partner's feedback as criticism.
Aliza Shapiro is the therapist behind @therapist_in_nyc, and she has an incredible read on how relationships actually work right now.
She breaks down the three traits women consistently find magnetic, and makes the case that holding it together isn't strength, opening up is.
If you've ever held something back from your partner because you thought it would make you look weak, this one is for you.
New episodes every week. Follow on the iHeart app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts and on Instagram at @freetherapy.
And as a reminder, we are not therapists, and while this may feel like therapy, it's not. So if you're struggling, please reach out to a mental health professional who can help. 0:00 Intro 05:28 Attraction goes beyond financial success 15:30 Feedback can feel like criticism 25:57 Expressing needs without assigning blame 36:06 Feeling heard without fixing everything 43:40 Opening up and repairing connection

How confident men show up in relationships | Aliza Shapiro #20

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What is Inner Child Work?

How Childhood Shapes Our Patterns

How Your Past Shows Up In Relationships

Why We Repeat the Same Patterns

How To Change The Patterns Holding You Back

This week is about inner-child work, the patterns we carry from childhood, and how our past can continue to shape the way we think, feel, and behave as adults.

Our guest is Kati Morton, a licensed therapist, author, and educator who has millions of followers online. She joins us to break down what inner-child work actually means, why certain patterns can be so difficult to change, and how understanding where they came from can help us respond differently in the present.

We get into how our childhood experiences create an emotional blueprint for relationships, conflict, asking for help, and even how we see ourselves. Kati explains why we can know intellectually that a behavior isn't serving us and still find ourselves repeating it—and what we can actually do about it.

We also talk about emotional triggers, boundaries, people-pleasing, and the difference between understanding your past and using it as an excuse.

If you've ever wondered why you react the way you do, why you keep repeating the same patterns, or how much of your adult life is still being shaped by your childhood, this episode is for you.

New episodes every Thursday. Follow on the iHeart app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts and on Instagram at @freetherapy.

And as a reminder, we are not therapists, and while this may feel like therapy, it's not. So if you're struggling, please reach out to a mental health professional who can help.

 

This week is about inner-child work, the patterns we carry from childhood, and how our past can continue to shape the way we think, feel, and behave as adults.
Our guest is Kati Morton, a licensed therapist, author, and educator who has millions of followers online. She joins us to break down what inner-child work actually means, why certain patterns can be so difficult to change, and how understanding where they came from can help us respond differently in the present.
We get into how our childhood experiences create an emotional blueprint for relationships, conflict, asking for help, and even how we see ourselves. Kati explains why we can know intellectually that a behavior isn't serving us and still find ourselves repeating it&mdash;and what we can actually do about it.
We also talk about emotional triggers, boundaries, people-pleasing, and the difference between understanding your past and using it as an excuse.
If you've ever wondered why you react the way you do, why you keep repeating the same patterns, or how much of your adult life is still being shaped by your childhood, this episode is for you.
New episodes every Thursday. Follow on the iHeart app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts and on Instagram at @freetherapy.
And as a reminder, we are not therapists, and while this may feel like therapy, it's not. So if you're struggling, please reach out to a mental health professional who can help.
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How to stop repeating the same patterns | Kati Morton #18

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For this special bonus episode, Ben shares his experience volunteering at Experience Camps, a free nonprofit camp for kids ages 9–18 who have lost someone they love. After spending a week alongside these kids, Ben talks with Kevin about what he learned about grief, healing, connection, and finding joy even in the middle of loss.

To learn more visit www.experiencecamps.com

 

For this special bonus episode, Ben shares his experience volunteering at Experience Camps, a free nonprofit camp for kids ages 9&ndash;18 who have lost someone they love. After spending a week alongside these kids, Ben talks with Kevin about what he learned about grief, healing, connection, and finding joy even in the middle of loss.
To learn more visit <a href="https://www.experiencecamps.com">www.experiencecamps.com</a>
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My experience at grief camp for kids | Bonus Episode #19

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Ben's Mom is finally on Free Therapy

Are you in the right relationship?

Am I being too picky?

What you should look for in a partner

What was holding Kevin back

Secret to a lasting marriage

Why commitment can feel scary

This week is about relationships, how to know if someone is actually right for you, and whether you're being too picky or holding out for what you really want.

Our guest is Beverly Teller, Ben's mom, a longtime therapist, and one of the most requested guests we've had on the show. She's also been giving Kevin “free therapy” around the dinner table for years.

We get into what makes a relationship right for you, what you should and shouldn't compromise on, and how to tell the difference between having standards and protecting yourself from getting hurt. Kevin opens up about what he was looking for in a partner, the pressure he put on himself to become “good enough,” and what dating taught him about himself.

We also talk about healthy conflict, why relationships don't need to be free of disagreement, and how to know when you're fighting to be right instead of trying to understand each other.

If you've ever wondered whether you're settling, asking for too much, or just afraid to take the risk, this episode is for you.

New episodes every Thursday. Follow on the iHeart app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts and on Instagram at @freetherapy.

And as a reminder, we are not therapists, and while this may feel like therapy, it's not. So if you're struggling, please reach out to a mental health professional who can help.

0:00 Intro to Ben's mom
10:30 Are you in the right relationship?
17:32 Am I being too picky?
23:02 What should I look for in a partner?
32:15 What is holding Kevin back?
44:56 Secret to a lasting marriage

45:30 Why commitment can feel scary

 

This week is about relationships, how to know if someone is actually right for you, and whether you're being too picky or holding out for what you really want.
Our guest is Beverly Teller, Ben's mom, a longtime therapist, and one of the most requested guests we've had on the show. She's also been giving Kevin &ldquo;free therapy&rdquo; around the dinner table for years.
We get into what makes a relationship right for you, what you should and shouldn't compromise on, and how to tell the difference between having standards and protecting yourself from getting hurt. Kevin opens up about what he was looking for in a partner, the pressure he put on himself to become &ldquo;good enough,&rdquo; and what dating taught him about himself.
We also talk about healthy conflict, why relationships don't need to be free of disagreement, and how to know when you're fighting to be right instead of trying to understand each other.
If you've ever wondered whether you're settling, asking for too much, or just afraid to take the risk, this episode is for you.
New episodes every Thursday. Follow on the iHeart app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts and on Instagram at @freetherapy.
And as a reminder, we are not therapists, and while this may feel like therapy, it's not. So if you're struggling, please reach out to a mental health professional who can help.
0:00 Intro to Ben's mom 10:30 Are you in the right relationship? 17:32 Am I being too picky? 23:02 What should I look for in a partner? 32:15 What is holding Kevin back? 44:56 Secret to a lasting marriage
45:30 Why commitment can feel scary
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What makes a relationship truly work | Ben's mom #17

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Meet Ben's Therapist

Expressing Anger in Healthy Ways

Turning Pain into Trophies

Supporting Someone Who's Struggling

What it Takes to Heal

Grief Camp and Giving Back

This week is about what happens when you finally stop trying to be okay with what happened to you.

Ben sits down with his former therapist, Jessica Serber, who helped him work through years of grief and anger after surviving cancer three times before the age of 24. For a long time, Ben thought healing meant moving on, staying positive, and building a life that had nothing to do with cancer. What he eventually learned was almost the opposite: he couldn’t move through the pain until he let himself actually feel it.

They talk about the anger Ben didn’t think he was allowed to have, the parts of his life he felt cancer had taken from him, and how finally telling the truth about those feelings changed his relationship with the experience. They also get into what healing actually looks like when the thing that happened to you never completely goes away, and how to show up for someone you love when there’s nothing you can say to make things better.

We’ve been best friends since college. We lived in the same house while Ben was going through chemotherapy and still barely talked about what was actually happening. Years later, sitting down with Jess brought us back to conversations we didn’t know how to have then.

If you’ve been carrying pain, anger, grief, or something you’ve convinced yourself you should be “over” by now, this episode is for you.

You can’t heal what you won’t let yourself feel.

New episodes every Thursday. Follow on the iHeart app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts, and on Instagram at @freetherapy.

And as a reminder, we are not therapists, and while this may feel like therapy, it’s not. If you’re struggling, please reach out to a mental health professional who can help.

 

0:00 Reuniting with his old therapist
10:00 Allowed to feel his anger
17:51 Seeing his cancer as trophies
28:09 What to say when someone's struggling
35:28 Getting uncomfortable to heal
42:24 Grief camp and giving back

This week is about what happens when you finally stop trying to be okay with what happened to you.
Ben sits down with his former therapist, Jessica Serber, who helped him work through years of grief and anger after surviving cancer three times before the age of 24. For a long time, Ben thought healing meant moving on, staying positive, and building a life that had nothing to do with cancer. What he eventually learned was almost the opposite: he couldn&rsquo;t move through the pain until he let himself actually feel it.
They talk about the anger Ben didn&rsquo;t think he was allowed to have, the parts of his life he felt cancer had taken from him, and how finally telling the truth about those feelings changed his relationship with the experience. They also get into what healing actually looks like when the thing that happened to you never completely goes away, and how to show up for someone you love when there&rsquo;s nothing you can say to make things better.
We&rsquo;ve been best friends since college. We lived in the same house while Ben was going through chemotherapy and still barely talked about what was actually happening. Years later, sitting down with Jess brought us back to conversations we didn&rsquo;t know how to have then.
If you&rsquo;ve been carrying pain, anger, grief, or something you&rsquo;ve convinced yourself you should be &ldquo;over&rdquo; by now, this episode is for you.
You can&rsquo;t heal what you won&rsquo;t let yourself feel.
New episodes every Thursday. Follow on the iHeart app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts, and on Instagram at @freetherapy.
And as a reminder, we are not therapists, and while this may feel like therapy, it&rsquo;s not. If you&rsquo;re struggling, please reach out to a mental health professional who can help.
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0:00 Reuniting with his old therapist 10:00 Allowed to feel his anger 17:51 Seeing his cancer as trophies 28:09 What to say when someone's struggling 35:28 Getting uncomfortable to heal 42:24 Grief camp and giving back

A tool to help you heal from your trauma #16

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This week, Sandra Kushnir is talking about values, why living out of sync with them quietly chips away at your self-esteem, and how to figure out what yours even are.

Our guest is Sandra Kushnir, LMFT, a therapist and the founder of Meridian Counseling, and she gets into where values actually come from, why they matter so much for your mental health, and how to find yours underneath all the noise telling you what you 'should' want.

We have both spent way too long measuring our worth against people online and against a version of success we never really chose. Recording this sent us back to values work we had done years ago and mostly forgotten, and it turned out we had drifted further from ours than we wanted to admit.

If you have everything you were told to want, and still feel a little off, this one is for you.

New episodes every Thursday. Follow on the iHeart app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts and on Instagram at @freetherapy.

And as a reminder, we are not therapists, and while this may feel like therapy, it's not. So if you're struggling, please reach out to a mental health professional who can help.

This week, Sandra Kushnir is talking about values, why living out of sync with them quietly chips away at your self-esteem, and how to figure out what yours even are.
Our guest is Sandra Kushnir, LMFT, a therapist and the founder of Meridian Counseling, and she gets into where values actually come from, why they matter so much for your mental health, and how to find yours underneath all the noise telling you what you 'should' want.
We have both spent way too long measuring our worth against people online and against a version of success we never really chose. Recording this sent us back to values work we had done years ago and mostly forgotten, and it turned out we had drifted further from ours than we wanted to admit.
If you have everything you were told to want, and still feel a little off, this one is for you.
New episodes every Thursday. Follow on the iHeart app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts and on Instagram at @freetherapy.
And as a reminder, we are not therapists, and while this may feel like therapy, it's not. So if you're struggling, please reach out to a mental health professional who can help.

How to stop comparing yourself to others #15

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Intro

Every Guy Experiences The Same Thing

Mandatory Book For Men To Read

Women's Biggest Complaints In The Bedroom

Penis Size Myth

What Women Wish Men Knew About Sex

Conversation About Porn

This week's episode is about sex, women's biggest complaints about men in the bedroom and what men get wrong about sex. 

Rachel Overvoll is a sex expert trained at the Kinsey Institute, and this was on of our most fun episodes we've recorded yet. 

We get into the biggest turn-offs women won't say to your face, what pleasure means for two people, and why guys have it all wrong in the bedroom. She makes the case that the best sex happens when both people are being a little selfish, and completely dismantles the myths most men have been carrying since they were teenagers.

If you've ever wondered whether you're actually good in bed, or you just want to be better for your partner, this one's for you.

New episodes every week. Follow on the iHeart app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts and on Instagram at @freetherapy.

And as a reminder, we are not therapists, and while this may feel like therapy, it's not. So if you're struggling, please reach out to a mental health professional who can help.

00:00:00 – Intro
00:03:34 – Every Guy Experiences The Same Thing
00:12:28 – Mandatory Book To Read For Men
00:19:42 – Women's Biggest Complaints in The Bedroom
00:28:29 – Penis Size Myth
00:32:31 – What Women Wish Men Knew About Sex

43:08 -- Conversation About Porn

This week's episode is about sex, women's biggest complaints about men in the bedroom and what men get wrong about sex.&nbsp;
Rachel Overvoll is a sex expert trained at the Kinsey Institute, and this was on of our most fun episodes we've recorded yet.&nbsp;
We get into the biggest turn-offs women won't say to your face, what pleasure means for two people, and why guys have it all wrong in the bedroom. She makes the case that the best sex happens when both people are being a little selfish, and completely dismantles the myths most men have been carrying since they were teenagers.
If you've ever wondered whether you're actually good in bed, or you just want to be better for your partner, this one's for you.
New episodes every week. Follow on the iHeart app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts and on Instagram at @freetherapy.
And as a reminder, we are not therapists, and while this may feel like therapy, it's not. So if you're struggling, please reach out to a mental health professional who can help.
00:00:00 &ndash; Intro 00:03:34 &ndash; Every Guy Experiences The Same Thing 00:12:28 &ndash; Mandatory Book To Read For Men 00:19:42 &ndash; Women's Biggest Complaints in The Bedroom 00:28:29 &ndash; Penis Size Myth 00:32:31 &ndash; What Women Wish Men Knew About Sex
43:08 -- Conversation About Porn

What women actually want in bed, from a sex expert #14

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Why Men Struggle To Be Vulnerable 

The Secret To Making Friends

What To Do When You're Triggered

Why Opening Up Is Tougher Than Staying Silent

This week's episode is about male friendships, why it's so hard for guys to make real friends as adults, and why men opening up to each other is so tough.

Our guest is Seth Menachem, a therapist here in LA who runs the Menachem Psychotherapy Group. By the time we were done, we felt like we had made a new best friend.

We went deep into into why so many men are lonelier than ever and one small move that can shift an entire friend group. If you've got buddies, but no one you can call at 2am, or are looking to go deeper in your friend circle, this one's for you.

New episodes every week. Follow on the iHeart app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts and on Instagram at @freetherapy.

And as a reminder, we are not therapists, and while this may feel like therapy, it's not. So if you're struggling, please reach out to a mental health professional who can help.

00:00:00 – Intro
00:02:31 – Why Men Struggle To Be Vulnerable
00:11:28  – The Secret To Making Friends
00:16:26 –  What To Do When Your Triggered
00:26:30 –  Why Curiosity Is Important

36:30 -- Why Opening Up Is Tougher Than Staying Silent

 

 

This week's episode is about male friendships, why it's so hard for guys to make real friends as adults, and why men opening up to each other is so tough.
Our guest is Seth Menachem, a therapist here in LA who runs the Menachem Psychotherapy Group. By the time we were done, we felt like we had made a new best friend.
We went deep into into why so many men are lonelier than ever and one small move that can shift an entire friend group. If you've got buddies, but no one you can call at 2am, or are looking to go deeper in your friend circle, this one's for you.
New episodes every week. Follow on the iHeart app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts and on Instagram at @freetherapy.
And as a reminder, we are not therapists, and while this may feel like therapy, it's not. So if you're struggling, please reach out to a mental health professional who can help.
00:00:00 &ndash; Intro 00:02:31 &ndash; Why Men Struggle To Be Vulnerable 00:11:28&nbsp; &ndash; The Secret To Making Friends 00:16:26 &ndash;&nbsp; What To Do When Your Triggered 00:26:30 &ndash;&nbsp; Why Curiosity Is Important
36:30 -- Why Opening Up Is Tougher Than Staying Silent
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Why men can't make friends anymore #13

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How to Dance Through Life

Trusting That It Will Work Out

Everyone Wants To Be Loved

What is Authenticity? 

You Are Not Alone In Your Experience

Sayings Ben Thinks are Bullshit

When times are hard, we look for wisdom to get us through those moments. Whether it's an author, a poet, or a world leader, there are lifetimes of experience we can look back on to find a little solace.

This week, no therapist, just Ben & Kevin sitting down to share the wisdom that feels like therapy to them. The quotes, the mantras, and the lines they come back to when everything feels like too much. They shared lines from Steve Jobs, Ram Dass, Brene Brown, Seneca, Young Pueblo & others as well.

If you've ever needed something to hold onto when things get hard, this one's for you. 

New episodes every week. Follow on the iHeart app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts and on Instagram at @freetherapy. And as a reminder, we are not therapists, and while this may feel like therapy, it's not. So if you're struggling, please reach out to a mental health professional who can help.

00:00:00 – Intro
00:06:29 – How to Dance Through Life 
00:09:00  – Trusting That It Will Work Out
00:13:00 – Everyone Wants To Be Loved 
00:22:30 –  What is authenticity

00:29:20 – Sayings Ben Thinks Are Bullshit

 

When times are hard, we look for wisdom to get us through those moments. Whether it's an author, a poet, or a world leader, there are lifetimes of experience we can look back on to find a little solace.
This week, no therapist, just Ben &amp; Kevin sitting down to share the wisdom that feels like therapy to them. The quotes, the mantras, and the lines they come back to when everything feels like too much. They shared lines from Steve Jobs, Ram Dass, Brene Brown, Seneca, Young Pueblo &amp; others as well.
If you've ever needed something to hold onto when things get hard, this one's for you.&nbsp;
New episodes every week. Follow on the iHeart app, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts and on Instagram at @freetherapy. And as a reminder, we are not therapists, and while this may feel like therapy, it's not. So if you're struggling, please reach out to a mental health professional who can help.
00:00:00 &ndash; Intro 00:06:29 &ndash; How to Dance Through Life&nbsp; 00:09:00&nbsp; &ndash; Trusting That It Will Work Out 00:13:00 &ndash; Everyone Wants To Be Loved&nbsp; 00:22:30 &ndash;&nbsp; What is authenticity
00:29:20 &ndash; Sayings Ben Thinks Are Bullshit
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The quotes that got us through the hardest years of our lives #12

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Two best friends sitting down with different therapists and experts every week to talk through the stuff everyone struggles with but nobody says out loud. Anxiety. Dating. Relationships. Career. Family Dynamics. Grief. The list goes on.

We're not experts. We're just two very curious, slightly unhinged guys who can label our feelings (most of the time). 

Because therapy’s expensive, but thankfully podcasts aren’t ;)

Subscribe and follow along on IG at @freetherapy and TT at @freetherapypod

Two best friends sitting down with different therapists and experts every week to talk through the stuff everyone struggles with but nobody says out loud. Anxiety. Dating. Relationships. Career. Family Dynamics. Grief. The list goes on.
We're not experts. We're just two very curious, slightly unhinged guys who can label our feelings (most of the time).&nbsp;
Because therapy&rsquo;s expensive, but thankfully podcasts aren&rsquo;t ;)
Subscribe and follow along on IG at @freetherapy and TT at @freetherapypod

Free Therapy with Ben & Kevin

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