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You Must Be Some Kind of Therapist

Stephanie Winn

Booking Overview

This is a long-form psychology and culture interview show that critiques counseling and mental-health practices through ethically and socially controversial issues, typically featuring counselors, researchers, medical professionals, writers, and people with relevant lived experience. Credible pitches include clinical psychologists, social workers, family therapists, medical-policy researchers, authors, filmmakers, and specialized lived-experience advocates; booking difficulty is generally low to medium because the show regularly features accessible niche experts rather than celebrity guests.

Metrics

Episodes: 228

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.5/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Unknown

Location: USA

YouTube: 9.2k subscribers

Instagram: 2.0k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

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Host

Stephanie Winn - Family therapist, coach, and podcast host whose work applies practical psychology to mental-health care, relationships, cultural conflict, and ethically complex social issues.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

low
Typical Credentials:  
Clinical or family therapists, psychologists, social workers, medical professionals, researchers, authors, filmmakers, policy analysts, and people with substantial lived experience related to controversial mental-health or cultural issues.
Required Achievements:  
Relevant clinical, research, or professional practice, Published books, research, journalism, or documentary work, Specialized expertise on contested psychological, medical, or cultural issues, Direct lived experience that offers a distinctive perspective

Recent Guest Discussions

Simon Esler - Cognitive Warfare, Ideological Conditioning, Gender Policy, Family Sovereignty, And Independent Documentary Filmmaking.

Dr. Will Dobud - Teen Screen Use, Youth Mental Health Research, School-related Distress, Social Media, And The Troubled Teen Industry.

Dr. Johann D'Souza - Teen Smartphones, Video Games, Social Media, Pornography Addiction, Parental Authority, And Adolescent Development.

Roisin Michaux - Global Transgender-health Policy, WHO Guidelines, HIV Funding, Medicalization, Insurance Coding, And Policy Influence.

Recent Topics

Psychology, Mental Health, Counseling, Gender, Ethics

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
You Must Be Some Kind of Therapist
:

232. Katy Faust: Adults Should Do Hard Things So Children Don’t Have To

September 21, 2026

Katy Faust returns to the podcast, and this time the conversation goes somewhere I didn’t expect. Katy founded Them Before Us to defend children’s right to their mother and father, and she opens by laying out the three principles that drive her work: children have a right to life, children need their mom and dad, and children should not be bought and sold. Those convictions put her at odds with almost everyone at some point, which is exactly why I wanted to talk with her again.What makes this...

231. Detransition Lawsuits: Legal Accountability for Medical Harm with Lynn Chadwick

September 14, 2026

I'm eager to welcome back Lynn Chadwick, a retired NICU nurse and founder of Themis Resource Fund, to discuss the critical landscape of detransition lawsuits and legal accountability in medical transition. We dive deep into the first detransition lawsuit victory—the Varian v. Einhorn case—where a therapist was found 70% culpable, and what this landmark decision means for mental health professionals. Lynn shares how Themis is supporting detransitioned individuals seeking litigation assistance,...

230. Meet Young Stephanie: My Untold Story, Drawn Out by Soad Tabrizi

September 07, 2026

I can’t believe I’m doing this. My friend Soad Tabrizi — therapist, founder of Conservative Counselors, and a returning guest — asked if she could reverse-interview me about my own story, and I said yes. What came out was far more than I planned to share, and even if you’ve been following my work for years, it’s probably all new to you.I talk about growing up a white girl near Compton and Inglewood in the 1990s, the racial scapegoating I faced as a child, and the nutritional and emotional neg...

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