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This Might Be Therapy

This Might Be Therapy is a raw, unfiltered journal of what it means to heal out loud. Hosted by a father, veteran, and builder rising from the ashes of trauma, addiction, emotional exile, and spiritual exhaustion—this podcast isn’t about perfection.

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Indexed episodes, last 90 days
8
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Sep 21, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    The Things We Don’t Notice (opens the original)

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    The last episode asked a simple question: What the hell are we working so hard for? This is where that conversation goes next. What started as a conversation about work, money, and the pressure to keep pushing turns into something deeper—what we’re actually trying to build, what “enough” looks like, and whether the life we’ve been told to chase is even the life we want. No perfect answers. Just the next part of an honest conversation I wasn’t quite finished having. This Might Be Therapy. If you

  2. Episode · Sep 19, 2026

    What the Hell Are We Working So Hard For? (opens the original)

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    Why do so many of us feel guilty when we stop? Why does a free Saturday turn into another list of things to accomplish? Why do we keep saying we’re doing it all for our families while sometimes giving work the best parts of us and bringing home whatever is left? In this episode, I’m talking about the grind, what it really means to provide, how much is actually enough, and the uncomfortable question of whether the life we’re living matches the reason we say we’re working so hard in the first plac

  3. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Who the Hell Am I Without My Job? (opens the original)

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    What happens when the job disappears—and you realize how much of your identity disappeared with it? At 45, I’m standing at another crossroads. For most of my adult life, work meant more than a paycheck. It meant providing. Responsibility. Purpose. Being needed. Then one phone call took away the title, the schedule, the routine—and left me with a question I wasn’t prepared to answer: Who the hell am I without my job? This episode isn’t really about getting fired. It’s about what happens when life

  4. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    Settling In for the Long Haul (opens the original)

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    Life doesn’t always wait until you’re ready before it changes everything. It’s been a few weeks since the last episode of This Might Be Therapy , and a lot has happened. I went to the cabin expecting to come home and get back to normal. Instead, I came home to a life that looked very different. I lost my job. My marriage has been tested. I’m challenging decisions surrounding my termination, building my VA disability claim, exploring what Social Security disability could mean, working toward the

  5. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    When You’re the Villain in Someone Else’s Story (opens the original)

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    Have you ever stopped to wonder if you’re the villain in someone else’s story? In this episode of This Might Be Therapy, Chris explores one of the most uncomfortable questions we can ask ourselves: What part of this belongs to me? Instead of asking who’s right or who’s wrong, this conversation challenges us to examine our own blind spots, the stories we tell ourselves, and the ways our ego protects us from uncomfortable truths. It’s not about taking blame for everything—or giving others a free p

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