“Besides the fact that it is difficult to feel free and passionate when you are thinking about how unattractive a part of you looks, it is also not much of a turn on for your partner. Generally, men do not find it sexy to hear you say, oh gosh, my butt is so flabby, or are my breast too droopy? Nor is it a turn on if you don't believe any compliments they give you.” I’ve listened to a couple of episodes, but have decided not to listen to any more based on the above direct quote. I’m a hetero woman and this garbage was just too much. Like another reviewer said, it’s heteronormative. But it also seems to be telling you to feel ashamed of any feelings of shame you might already be having in order to please your man. This is coming from a therapist? In addition, the episodes are pretty slim, yet heavy on obnoxious advertising.

I loved this podcast up until the 9/8/23 episode. The feedback to the mom with body issues left out a huge conversation about the internalized misogyny of the mommy & beauty industrial complexes. The advice to “put on some lingerie and just do it anyway until you want it more” was not it. Seriously considering unfollowing this pod bc of this issue.

Heard this recommended on another show so I thought I’d try it. The first episode I d listened to (just picked the most recent) “Loving your body” was so heteronormative I couldn’t even finish. It was essentially “so you hate your body? That’s fine because Most Men want curves; Most Men are attracted to XYZ; you should listen to your husband when he tells you he’s still sexually attracted to you.” I’m cishet and it was too much for me to listen to. It didn’t help that the first ad break was “the libruls are still gonna take over America, so what are YOU doing to prepare for disaster?! Buy whatever drivel we’re selling if you’re a True Patriot!” I can’t imagine recommending this to anyone I love.

Such helpful, practical advice given in a nonjudgmental way. Dr. Saltz is a brilliant author and psychiatrist and her work is much needed during these challenging, uncertain times. She breaks down difficult and stressful topics in a way that makes me feel less alone and overwhelmed.

Thank you so much for your insight and advice in mental health issues that continue to plague our society. Having limited resources in mental health is frustrating, but your podcast is a wonderful source of hope! I’m enjoying this amazing podcast and will definitively tell my patients about it! Evelyn Batres

I just wanted to take a moment and say thank you for creating such an impactful podcast! I believe that we all have a voice that deserves to be heard. Thank you for putting this into the world! BE UNBROKEN! @MichaelUnbroken

Loved this advice in a truly taxing time!

Making money providing basic, mediocre advice (at best) ;)

Can’t wait for the next episode — so insightful!

Dr. Saltz’s advice is easy to understand and she shares concrete actions that I can take in my own life - I’ll be listening weekly!

Great help and great advice!

Love this podcast! Interesting and helpful

Love the clear explanations and tactical solutions - really does help!

Loved it!

This was very insightful and positive during such a challenging time.

Great podcast with great advice!! Can’t wait to hear more!!

This was a great podcast it takes all the different techniques and suggestions on ways to improve sleep and put them all in one place it’s easy to understand.Are usually sleep great but my husband struggles so much so I will be sharing this podcast with him and trying to help support him in implementing the strategies it just gives me the confidence because I know that I’m not just making these things out that I’m actually giving him strategies that someone has recommended The podcast host has a very comforting and soothing voice.