TheraSistersStL Podcast
Amy Camp Ryan
Katheryn Barton
Katie Kibort-Gibbons Talks Adoption and Her Books
In this episode of the Thera Sisters Podcast, hosts Amy and Katheryn welcome Katie Keber Gibbons, a licensed clinical professional counselor and children's book author, to discuss her unique perspective on adoption. Katie shares her journey of writing children's books that address the complexities of being adopted, aiming to provide representation and understanding for adopted children. The conversation delves into the emotional challenges faced by adopted children, the importance of honest communication in adoptive families, and the healing power of storytelling. They also explore common myths about adoption, the significance of trust-building in relationships, and the joys and giggles of parenting adopted children.
The Power of Sound Healing and Shamanism with Dr. Aria Thome'
Katheryn and Amy have a conversation with Dr. Aria Thome’ that explores the nuances of personalized sound healing sessions, the significance of different instruments, and the role of energy and chakras in emotional healing. Dr. Thome emphasizes the importance of intuition in healing practices and the growing popularity of sound healing in St. Louis.
MacKenzie Bradke: Follow Your Arrow Counseling & TheraMamma
Thera Sisters podcast, hosts Amy and Katheryn welcome Mackenzie Bradke, a therapist specializing in supporting mothers. They discuss the importance of connection in therapy, the pressures of perfectionism, and the unique challenges therapist moms face.
Dr. Kezia Jackson
TheraSistersStL chatted it up with Dr. Kezia Jackson (she/her), a licensed psychologist and the proud owner of Healing Spaces Psychological Services LLC, a compassionate private practice nestled in Clayton, Missouri. Her mission is clear: championing the well-being of Black individuals, people of color, women, and historically minoritized communities by providing safe, inclusive, and supportive spaces for healing and personal growth.
Bill Leritz
TheraSistersStL talks with Bill Leritz, co-founder of Plural Healthcare, about the impact and importance of group work, which inspired him to open Plural Healthcare. We also discuss his definition of healing and hear some of his glimmers.
TheraSistersStL Trailer
Kathryn and Amy, your friendly hosts of the TheraSistersStL podcast, offer a glimpse into their podcast.