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Mentally Stronger with Therapist Amy Morin

Mentally Stronger with Therapist Amy Morin

Amy Morin 333 Episodes Aug 24, 2026

Therapist Amy Morin hosts a podcast about building mental strength, resilience, and emotional intelligence. Each episode offers science-backed strategies to improve mental health and tackle life's challenges. Morin, a bestselling author and TEDx speaker, shares insights from her personal journey and professional expertise. The show aims to help listeners gain a competitive edge and reach their greatest potential.

Episodes

345 — How to Overcome Anxiety by Changing How You Use Your Imagination With Dr. Cassandra Vieten
345 — How to Overcome Anxiety by Changing How You Use Your Imagination With Dr. Cassandra Vieten Aug 24, 2026 2744 You've probably been told that anxiety is a reaction to what's happening in your life. But my guest today says that's not the whole story. Most of your anxiety isn't a reaction to what's actually happening — it's a reaction to what you're imagining might happen. You get an email that says "can we talk tomorrow?" and your mind writes an entire disaster. Your brain then releases the same stress hor
344 — 5 Reasons Imposter Syndrome Doesn't Go Away (And Why That's Usually a Good Sign)
344 — 5 Reasons Imposter Syndrome Doesn't Go Away (And Why That's Usually a Good Sign) Aug 21, 2026 1438 Have you ever achieved something big and, instead of feeling proud, felt like an imposter? Imposter syndrome is common, yet no one wants to talk about it. But imposter syndrome isn't necessarily a bad thing. And there are steps you can take when you experience it to ensure that it doesn't become an obstacle. Some of the things I talk about today are: The invitation-only event I earned my way
343 — The Real Reason You Keep Doing the Thing You Swore You'd Quit (And How to Break the Shame Spiral) with Dr. Frank Spinelli
343 — The Real Reason You Keep Doing the Thing You Swore You'd Quit (And How to Break the Shame Spiral) with Dr. Frank Spinelli Aug 17, 2026 2824 Have you ever done something you swore you wouldn't do again? Maybe you had too many drinks, ate the whole thing when you meant to have a bite, or started texting that ex you swore you wouldn't talk to again. And then instead of feeling bad for a minute and moving on, you spiral into a cycle of shame, secrecy and self-destruction. My guest is Dr. Frank Spinelli, a physician with more than 20 yea
342 — 5 Reasons You've Got a Short Fuse Lately (and How to Lengthen It)
342 — 5 Reasons You've Got a Short Fuse Lately (and How to Lengthen It) Aug 14, 2026 1396 Have you lost your cool lately over something small? Maybe you snapped at your partner about the dishes in the sink. Or maybe you didn't say a word—you just let a coworker's question irritate you all day—and afterward you thought, "What's wrong with me? This isn't who I am." If this sounds familiar, today's episode is for you. There are many reasons we can develop a short fuse. Fortunately, there
341 — How to Overcome Your Fear of Rejection: What 100 Days of Rejection Therapy Taught Jia Jiang
341 — How to Overcome Your Fear of Rejection: What 100 Days of Rejection Therapy Taught Jia Jiang Aug 10, 2026 2834 Have you ever been afraid to ask for something because you were afraid you'd get rejected? Whether you want to invite someone on a date or ask for a raise, the fear of hearing "no" can keep you from trying. But according to my guest today, the sting of rejection probably isn't as painful as you think. But the cost of avoiding rejection might be worse. My guest is Jia Jiang, the founder of 100
340 — How to Calm Health Anxiety and Stop Googling Your Symptoms
340 — How to Calm Health Anxiety and Stop Googling Your Symptoms Aug 7, 2026 1668 Do you ever feel really anxious about a potential health issue? Maybe you Google your symptoms frequently. Or maybe you ask for constant reassurance or just keep checking on the same spot that hurts to see if it feels better. Health anxiety is a common problem but sometimes people are embarrassed to talk about. But, there are some strategies that can help you regain control over your time and me
339 — Your Happiness Doesn't Have to Bottom Out at 47. Here's How to Make Midlife the Best Time of Your Life With Top Midlife Researcher Dr. Margie Lachman
339 — Your Happiness Doesn't Have to Bottom Out at 47. Here's How to Make Midlife the Best Time of Your Life With Top Midlife Researcher Dr. Margie Lachman Aug 3, 2026 2949 Have you been bracing for a midlife crisis? Maybe you've believed that once you hit 40 or 50, you're supposed to hit a wall — get restless, buy the sports car, blow up your life, or slide into a slow decline. And even if you haven't hit that wall yet, part of you might be waiting for it. But my guest today has spent more than 30 years studying midlife, and she says most of what you've heard is wr
338 — How to Break a Bad Habit Without Any Willpower at All
338 — How to Break a Bad Habit Without Any Willpower at All Jul 31, 2026 1244 Pick up a copy of The Mental Strength Playbook. Do you think you lack willpower? Whether you can't stop snacking or you keep checking your ex's Instagram, bad habits can be tough to break. But what if willpower isn't your problem? What if it's an environmental problem that you can actually fix? Some of the things I talk about are: Why willpower is a limited resource—and how you burn thr
337 — Overwhelmed by Self-Improvement Advice? 5 Strategies From a Guy Who's Interviewed 700 Top Performers with Ryan Hawk
337 — Overwhelmed by Self-Improvement Advice? 5 Strategies From a Guy Who's Interviewed 700 Top Performers with Ryan Hawk Jul 27, 2026 3229 Are you overwhelmed by all the self-improvement advice out there? Every book, every podcast, every social media post is telling you a different thing you should be doing and all those things might leave you feeling exactly the same as when you started. My guest today has spent the last decade interviewing more than 700 top performers to figure out what actually moves the needle. His book has hun
336 — The "Social Clock" That's Making You Feel Behind—and How to Stop
336 — The "Social Clock" That's Making You Feel Behind—and How to Stop Jul 24, 2026 1356 Do you ever feel like everyone else is a few steps ahead of you? Maybe you thought you'd have the job, the house, the relationship, or the retirement account figured out by now—and the fact that you don't feels like proof you've fallen behind. It's easy to feel like everyone else is doing better and you can't catch up. But there are some strategies that can help you feel better about wherever you
335 —  "I Know Better — So Why Do I Keep Doing It?" Here's the Loop You're Actually Stuck In With Dr. Elisha Goldstein
335 — "I Know Better — So Why Do I Keep Doing It?" Here's the Loop You're Actually Stuck In With Dr. Elisha Goldstein Jul 20, 2026 3170 Have you ever caught yourself thinking, I know better than this — so why do I keep doing it? Whether you stay up too late scrolling or you snap at people you leave, we all do things that don't help sometimes. Most of us assume we need to create a lifestyle overhaul to fix the issue. But my guest today says that's exactly why so many of us stay stuck. He says a series of tiny shifts is the key
334 - Change Is Great. But So Is Everything About You That Never Changed.
334 - Change Is Great. But So Is Everything About You That Never Changed. Jul 17, 2026 983 I've spent my whole career helping people change. Someone walks into my therapy office stuck in a pattern they don't want, and together we figure out how to get them unstuck. I've written books about it. This whole podcast is about it. But after almost 25 years as a therapist, here's what strikes me: how much we actually stay the same. The things that made you light up at 5 are probably the same

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