Recent Podcasts

Phyllis Leavitt shares her extensive experience as a psychotherapist and her personal journey of healing.
She discusses the profound impact of pain as a motivator for personal and spiritual transformation, the importance of connection in healing, and the need for societal healing.
Phyllis emphasizes the intersection of psychology and spirituality, the significance of compassion, and the necessity of breaking cycles of violence and division. She offers practical steps for repairing relationships and highlights the importance of community support in the healing proce

Delve into discussions about personal growth, the power of collective consciousness, and how these elements can drive societal change. Discover insights into how inner wisdom and mental health can contribute to a more compassionate world.

She delves into the dynamics of abuse, the critical link between individual mental health and societal wellbeing, and the urgent need for a collective approach to healing the cycles of violence and dysfunction in America. Tune in for a deep dive into family dynamics, mental health, and the path to a more peaceful and cohesive society.

Phyllis shares groundbreaking insights on applying family systems theory to larger societal issues, from political polarization to global conflicts. She emphasizes nonviolent communication and conflict resolution strategies that work on personal and societal levels.

Whether you’re passionate about mental health, politics, or personal growth, this conversation offers wisdom for creating a more understanding and unified world.

In this eye-opening episode of The Scenic Route Podcast, host Jennifer Walter delves into the power of psychology to mend our fractured society. Join us for an enlightening conversation with Phyllis Leavitt, acclaimed psychologist and author of “America in Therapy: A New Approach to Hope and Healing for a Nation in Crisis.”

Our conversation delves into the critical role that mental health and emotional awareness play in healing societal rifts, especially in the wake of recent elections. Phyllis sheds light on how listening, compassion, and non-violence can bring about meaningful change, not just within individual families, but across communities. We also discuss practical ways each of us can contribute to this healing journey, moving from conflict toward genuine connection, collective responsibility, and hope for a more united future.