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Get PsychedAuthor: Lindsey Locke & Amy Shenk
How are you... really? Lindsey and Amy sit down and have an honest check-in. Both therapists, Amy and Linds process the here and now, sharing what the process of opening up really looks like. While clinically trained, the two are as unhinged, messy, and human as can be as they explore this adventure called life. Language: en-us Genres: Alternative Health, Education, Health & Fitness, Self-Improvement Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Speak The 5 Love Languages Fluently? Let’s Reconsider.
Thursday, 16 April, 2026
We’ve all heard of the 5 Love Languages, but are they the relationship cheat code we’ve been promised… or just really good marketing?In this episode of Get Psyched, we’re getting into the dark side of pop psychology and unpacking the love languages phenomenon with a little more nuance (and a lot more honesty). From premarital counseling experiences to the ways these frameworks can accidentally reinforce not-so-great behavior, we’re pulling back the curtain on what’s helpful… and what’s hype.Amy shares her firsthand experience using love languages and other relationship assessments in premarital counseling, and where things started to feel a little too boxed-in. We explore the limitations of labeling how we give and receive love, the lack of inclusivity in these models, and why they’re not exactly rooted in hard science.Today, we explore: 🎙️ The rise of “dark media” and viral pop psychology trends 🎙️ What the 5 Love Languages get right (and very wrong) 🎙️ Amy’s experience with premarital counseling and relationship assessments 🎙️ How love languages can unintentionally perpetuate unhealthy dynamics 🎙️ The lack of nuance and inclusivity in mainstream relationship frameworks 🎙️ Why the love languages aren’t backed by strong science 🎙️ How to use love languages as a launching point for deeper self-awareness 🎙️ Practical ways to actually connect with your partnerBut don’t worry... we’re not here just to tear it down. We’re here to rebuild it better. Because real connection? It’s a little more complex, and a lot more interesting.Follow LindseyConnect with AmyBook a session with LindseySchedule with Amy
