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In this week's Wicked Psychotherapists, Erin and Tanya dive into the 1999 classic Big Daddy—a hilarious Adam Sandler film that surprisingly packs a serious punch about arrested development, generational pressure, and why so many people get stuck in "failure to launch" mode.

From fake five-year plans to learning how to adult (badly), we talk about the fear of growing up, why career pressure is real, and how the smallest relationships can kickstart major change.

We also share our own floundering paths, our favorite ice cream memories, and what to do when life feels stuck. It’s funny, honest, therapeutic, and totally wicked.

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What do golf balls, unresolved trauma, and Bob Barker have in common? You guessed it—Happy Gilmore!

In this week's episode of Wicked Psychotherapists, Erin and Tanya tee off on one of Adam Sandler’s most iconic (and unhinged) roles.

From attachment wounds and abandonment to anger management and visualization techniques, we explore Happy’s journey through grief, identity shifts, and emotional regulation—all disguised as a slapstick sports comedy.

Get ready for a deep (and hilarious) dive into how this 90s cult classic mirrors real mental health struggles—plus the moments that totally couldn’t be made today.

Oh, and yes, we talk about the grandma, the alligator, and that epic beatdown with Bob Barker.

Whether you're a diehard Sandler fan or a first-time watcher, this one’s for anyone who’s ever struggled to stay calm under pressure… or needed a little help finding their “happy place.”

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What happens when 1,000 strangers compete for $5 million—with shame, strategy, and survival on the line?

In this episode of Wicked Psychotherapists, Erin and Tanya (two real-life therapists) break down the mind games of Mr. Beast’s Beast Games.

We dive into the psychology of trust, betrayal, group dynamics, and why money messes with our moral compass.

Spoilers ahead, insights guaranteed—and yes, we’re talking about the Lamborghini train dilemma.

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We dive into the twisted true story behind Netflix’s Apple Cider Vinegar—the dramatization of wellness influencer Belle Gibson, who faked cancer and built an empire on lies.

Tanya and Erin break down the psychology behind her behavior, including possible signs of Munchausen syndrome, narcissistic traits, and how emotional trauma may have shaped her manipulation.

We also explore:

• Why people fall for “health influencers” with no credentials
• The mental health toll on Belle’s partner and child
• Real-life consequences for followers who believed her story
• The ethics of publishing unchecked wellness content
• And... coffee enemas vs. 14 juices a day—which would you pick? 🥴

💥 This is a must-listen if you're into psychology, media scandals, or just want to understand how someone could fake cancer and get away with it—for a while.

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🧡 Stay wicked and keep your mind well.

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Is Ferris Bueller the fun friend—or the problem?

In this week’s episode, Tanya and Erin dive deep into Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, breaking down the psychology behind Ferris’s charm, Cameron’s quiet crisis, and the sibling rivalry with Jeanie.

Through the lens of mental health and therapy, we unpack themes of narcissism, family dysfunction, emotional burnout, and the longing for autonomy. Whether you loved Ferris—or secretly sided with Jeanie—you’ll see this 80s classic in a whole new way.

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In this hilarious and insightful episode of Wicked Psychotherapists, licensed therapists Tanya and Erin take on the 1998 comedy classic The Waterboy, starring Adam Sandler.

Through a mental health lens, they explore Bobby Boucher’s social isolation, explosive anger, and complex relationship with his overprotective mama. What can this cult favorite teach us about trauma, codependency, and emotional regulation?

A lot more than you'd think! Tune in for therapy insights, pop culture breakdowns, and a whole lot of laughs as they dive into themes like bullying, sublimation, abandonment issues, and personal growth.

Whether you're a fan of 90s comedies or curious about the psychology behind your favorite films, this episode is for you.

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In this episode of Wicked Psychotherapists, we have some big laughs while diving into the even bigger heart of Mr. Deeds.

We explore why Deeds' kindness, generosity, and natural instinct to help others make him such a standout character — and why those traits still resonate today.

Through a playful psychological lens, we talk about how goodness challenges cynicism, what it means to stay true to yourself, and why the world could use a few more Deeds.

Come hang out with us for some fun, reflection, and a few unexpected insights!

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It’s been 40 years since The Breakfast Club first brought the brain, the athlete, the basket case, the princess, and the criminal together — and we’re diving deep into what still resonates today.

In this episode of Wicked Psychotherapists, Tanya and Erin explore the emotional layers of this 80s classic through a psychotherapist’s lens.

From high school identity traps to generational wounds, from laughter to suicidal ideation, and from cliques to compassion — this conversation peels back the stereotypes and shines a light on the shared human experience behind each archetype.

Plus, we're talking Gen X feels, 80s nostalgia, and how social roles evolve (or don’t) across time.

Whether you're a longtime fan or watching it for the first time, join us for a heartfelt, insightful, and sometimes hilarious exploration of The Breakfast Club — and what it still teaches us about connection, mental health, and being seen.

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