Recent Podcasts
The Path to Healing the Family of America
🎙 In this episode of #LifeisaSacredJourney, we are delighted to welcome back Phyllis Leavitt, a compassionate psychotherapist and author of “America in Therapy.” Together, we delve into the rich complexities of the human experience and uncover the light that can guide us all toward a more compassionate world.
How to Handle Conflict Without Creating More Pain?
In this podcast episode, psychotherapist and author Phyllis Leavitt dives deeply into the complex topic of conflict resolution and decision-making within personal relationships, families, and communities.
Phyllis Leavitt discusses therapy, mental health and childhood
On Resilient Minds 365, Cleoni Crawford interviews Phyllis Leavitt about her extensive work with abuse and dysfunctional families, and her latest book “America in Therapy.” Discover her approach to national healing. Stay connected at https://phyllisleavitt.com/.
America in Therapy: New Paradigms for RE-Interdependence
Throughout the episode, Dr. Phyllis E. Leavitt will guide us through the pages of her book, offering a fresh perspective on the psychological challenges facing America and the urgent need for a new paradigm of interdependence. Drawing upon her extensive expertise and research, she will explore the interconnectedness of individuals, communities, and society at large, and the profound impact it has on our well-being
Healing Self and Relationships with Phyllis Leavitt
Welcome to the Health & Wellness Trailblazers Podcast! In this episode, we explore the journey of healing from past wounds and how it can transform both your relationship with yourself and with others.
Phyllis Leavitt has a Masters’ Degree in Psychology and Counseling from Antioch University. She co-directed the Parents United sexual abuse treatment program in Santa Fe, New Mexico for two years and then went into private practice full time.
A New Approach to Hope and Healing Featuring Phyllis Leavitt
Phyllis joins Audley on The Audacious Living Podcast to emphasize the importance of recognizing and addressing internalized trauma and behavioral patterns to foster healing and create a safer environment for individuals and society as a whole.





