Stutz Watch Along

Were you as excited as I was to learn that Jonah Hill was making a documentary about his therapist? I read an interview where Jonah Hill said the inspiration behind the project was that therapy helped him, and he wanted to pass that along to more people.

I hope I have made clients feel that way, but I also hope that none of them ever ask to make a movie about me. I like attention, but only in very specific doses.

The film is rated R. I curse a little bit in my commentary. You’ve been warned.

Anyway, I recorded my thoughts as I watched the documentary so that you can watch it with me! It’s like DVD bonus commentary. Below is the audio – when you hear me say “Here we go,” press play.

This was originally going to be a live tweet, but this way my readers who don’t use Twitter can participate. Certainly feel free to share your thoughts, though I’m on a social media break this month and probably won’t see them. (Oh also, I scheduled a bunch of tweets before I logged off for my break, so just disregard the “X time until the live tweet” or just do it without me. Twitter shut down dual authentication so I couldn’t log in even if I wanted to.)

I uploaded to SoundCloud. Click here to listen, or use the player below if I embedded correctly.

*Stutz movie poster is shared here under the Fair Use Act. Netflix retains all rights to the image.

Published by Dr Marschall

Dr. Amy Marschall received her Psy.D. from the University of Hartford in September 2015. She completed her internship at the National Psychology Training Consortium with specializations in assessment and rural mental health. Currently, she specializes in trauma-informed and neurodiversity-affirming care, and she is certified in telemental health. Dr. Marschall runs a private practice, RMH Therapy, where she provides individual and family therapy as well as psychological assessments across the lifespan. Dr. Amy Marschall is an author and professional speaker.

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