Conversations With Lady CoCo

Yo, You Need Therapy… But Do I Though?”

43 min · 28. jan. 2026
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In Episode 4 of Conversations with Lady CoCo, we’re unpacking the question we hear all the time Yo, you need therapy… but do I though?” I share my first introduction to mental health at 15 while in a group home, the moment my sister pleaded with me to get help, and how therapy later became a turning point for my clarity, emotional regulation, and healing. We talk about why many people avoid therapy, how unprocessed pain can show up in our minds and bodies, how faith can be used to avoid the root, and why prayer and therapy can work together. This episode also breaks down trauma patterns, survival mode, finding the right therapist, and how healing creates a new model for the generations after us. Closing reminder: Forgive for you. Heal for you. Get the tools. And walk free into what God already said is yours.

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episode Yo, You Need Therapy… But Do I Though?” cover

Yo, You Need Therapy… But Do I Though?”

In Episode 4 of Conversations with Lady CoCo, we’re unpacking the question we hear all the time Yo, you need therapy… but do I though?” I share my first introduction to mental health at 15 while in a group home, the moment my sister pleaded with me to get help, and how therapy later became a turning point for my clarity, emotional regulation, and healing. We talk about why many people avoid therapy, how unprocessed pain can show up in our minds and bodies, how faith can be used to avoid the root, and why prayer and therapy can work together. This episode also breaks down trauma patterns, survival mode, finding the right therapist, and how healing creates a new model for the generations after us. Closing reminder: Forgive for you. Heal for you. Get the tools. And walk free into what God already said is yours.

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