Not Your Therapist
Life is messy, relationships are complicated, and let’s be real—mental health can feel like a full-time job. If you’re looking for down-to-earth, no-BS conversations about navigating stress, relationships, and personal growth, you’re in the right place.
I’m Kayla Reilly, a licensed therapist, entrepreneur, and real-life human who knows that wellness isn’t about perfection—it’s about finding what actually works for you. This show is for anyone who wants approachable mental health tools, relatable insights, and a little humor along the way.
Each episode, we break down the good, the bad, and the downright frustrating parts of life—from managing anxiety and breaking toxic patterns to setting boundaries and creating balance (without the guilt). No therapy jargon, no fluff—just real talk and practical strategies to help you feel more grounded in your everyday life.
Hit play, get comfortable, and let’s figure this life thing out together.
Episodes
Why You Overthink Everything
TOOLBOX: The Ladder Method to Beat Procrastination & Task Paralysis
ADHD Treatment: Medication, Therapy & What Actually Works
ADHD vs. Anxiety: Why They Feel So Similar
Why You Feel Like a Fraud (Even When You’re Doing Well)
Why You Feel Like a Fraud (Even When You’re Doing Well)
ADHD 101: Why Life Feels Harder Than It Should
TOOLBOX: Using Your Container — An Emotional Regulation Skill for Overwhelm
TOOLBOX: Create Your Container — An Emotional Regulation Skill for Overwhelm
Why Grieving Feels Harder Today: The Loss of Ritual and How to Heal
4 Minutes a Day to a Better Relationship
3 Ways to Set Better Boundaries This Year
Hormones & Mental Health: Why HRT Could Be a Game-Changer
Triggers 101: Understanding Your Reactions
Likeability Isn’t Luck: Easy Tips to Boost Your Charisma
EMDR Explained: What It Is and Who It’s For
#29 Boundary Boot Camp: From People-Pleaser to Self-Protector
BONUS: Love Island UK Season 12 — A Therapist Breaks Down Harrison, Lauren & Toni
#28 Emotional Incest: When Parents Cross the Line
#27 The Only Child – Mature, Independent… and Maybe a Little Emotionally Overloaded
#26 The Youngest Child – Fun, Free-Spirited, or Forever the Baby?
#25 The Middle Child – Chameleon, Peacemaker, or Just Forgotten?
#24 The Eldest Child – CEO in Training or Resentful Parent #2?
#23 Why Birth Order Actually Matters (Yes, Even If You’re 35 and Over It)
#22 Why Rest Feels Impossible: Understanding Your Productivity Addiction