What does it really mean to be a “good” mother, partner, professional, and person when every role seems to demand more than you can give?

Dr. Gabriel Lowe sits down with Dr. Christina Lee Kim to talk about motherhood, faith, ambition, cultural identity, mental labor, burnout, and the pressure to hold everything together.

Dr. Kim is a licensed clinical psychologist, Associate Dean and Chair of Undergraduate Psychology at Biola University’s Rosemead School of Psychology, and a contributor to Power Women: Stories of Motherhood, Faith, and the Academy.

Together, they explore why work and family may not need to be perfectly balanced, how our ideas of being “good enough” are shaped by culture and family, and what it means to accept our limitations without falling into shame.

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Where Did Your Mind Just Go? is hosted by @drgabelowe and produced by @CoastalTherapyGroup.

Where Did Your Mind Just Go? is an open invitation to wonder out loud, sit with the uncomfortable, and find beauty in uncertainty. Each episode, I sit down with a guest to sojourn in a topic that matters to them, and we follow the conversation wherever it wants to go. No scripts. No talking points. Just two people wondering out loud and seeing what we find. Because here's the thing I keep learning: the richest conversations aren't the ones where you walk away with answers. They're the ones where you walk away with better questions.

New episodes every 1st and 3rd Wednesday. Let's see what finds us along the way.

Where Did Your Mind Just Go is a production of Dr. Gabriel Lowe and Coastal Therapy Group.

Dr. Gabriel Lowe sits down with clinical psychologist Dr. Joseph Kelly for an exploration of gender, sexuality, identity, and the ongoing process of making sense of who we are.

Drawing from Freud, Jean Laplanche, and Avgi Saketopoulou, Joseph challenges the idea that healing always means arriving at a perfectly clear, fixed, and integrated identity. Instead, what might become possible when we make room for uncertainty, curiosity, and the parts of ourselves that are still unfolding?


Where Did Your Mind Just Go? is hosted by Dr Gabe Lowe and produced by Coastal Therapy Group.

Where Did Your Mind Just Go? is an open invitation to wonder out loud, sit with the uncomfortable, and find beauty in uncertainty. Each episode, I sit down with a guest to sojourn in a topic that matters to them, and we follow the conversation wherever it wants to go. No scripts. No talking points. Just two people wondering out loud and seeing what we find. Because here's the thing I keep learning: the richest conversations aren't the ones where you walk away with answers. They're the ones where you walk away with better questions.

New episodes every 1st and 3rd Wednesday. Let's see what finds us along the way.

Where Did Your Mind Just Go is a production of Dr. Gabriel Lowe and Coastal Therapy Group.

Dr. Gabe Lowe is joined by Dr. Carly Claney, licensed clinical psychologist, founder of Relational Psych in Seattle, executive coach, and host of The Relational Psych Podcast. Together, they explore the emotional side of money: how our families, relationships, culture, and life experiences shape the way we earn, spend, save, and give. It's a thoughtful conversation about moving beyond shame and toward a healthier, more intentional relationship with money. 🎙️

Where Did Your Mind Just Go? is an open invitation to wonder out loud, sit with the uncomfortable, and find beauty in uncertainty. Each episode, I sit down with a guest to sojourn in a topic that matters to them, and we follow the conversation wherever it wants to go. No scripts. No talking points. Just two people wondering out loud and seeing what we find. Because here's the thing I keep learning: the richest conversations aren't the ones where you walk away with answers. They're the ones where you walk away with better questions.

New episodes every 1st and 3rd Wednesday. Let's see what finds us along the way.

Where Did Your Mind Just Go is a production of Dr. Gabriel Lowe and Coastal Therapy Group.