Join us on this impactful episode of Sway In The Morning as therapist David Webber shares powerful insights on mental health, therapy, and overcoming life's toughest challenges. With his background in clinical mental health counseling and a commitment to uplifting others, David provides expert advice to callers navigating grief, depression, and family struggles. Whether you're curious about therapy or seeking guidance, this conversation is both eye-opening and inspiring.
Don't miss this exclusive interview filled with heartfelt stories, practical advice, and life-changing perspectives. Subscribe now for more powerful conversations like this and stay connected with Sway’s Universe for the best in entertainment and meaningful discussions. #MentalHealth #SwayInTheMorning #DavidWeber #TherapyMatters #ExpertAdvice
#howtofindatherapist #anxiety #journalingformentalhealth #selfimprovement #cognitivebehavioraltherapy
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
01:39 - Russell from Indiana
08:51 - Paris from California
09:58 - Paris - Coping Strategies
13:00 - Getting Therapy for Kids
14:22 - Finding Therapy for Yourself
18:15 - Sentencing Details
19:55 - Suggesting Therapy to Friends
21:06 - Coping with Difficult Situations
Subscribe Here! http://bit.ly/SubscribeSU
Watch the Best of Sway In The Morning! http://bit.ly/BestOfSITM
Show More Show Less View Video Transcript
0:00
that's our resident therapist who has a
0:03
master's degree in clinical mental
0:05
health counseling from Northwestern
0:07
University basketball star at Central
0:10
Michigan University producer with Grammy
0:13
award-winning artist this man has done
0:16
it all and dedicated his life to
0:18
uplifting people and giving them the
0:20
tools they need to have a better life i
0:22
want to welcome him back the son of Mr
0:26
and Mrs weber yeah give it up for David
0:29
Weber right here man all you are is
0:31
their son i know that's all you are
0:35
don't get it twisted man as they sit in
0:37
that truck because they don't want to
0:39
listen to it in their home and we got
0:40
him a free subscription when they're
0:42
ready yeah i I got to let them know my
0:44
bad they they prefer to sit in that
0:46
truck man sit in the truck right now
0:47
what's up mom what's up dad your dad
0:49
loves that truck he loves the truck and
0:51
he loves driving for him that's
0:52
relaxation and and stress reducing and
0:55
so he loves it he loves it yeah man good
0:58
man man well welcome back to the show
0:59
brother i'm going to put you straight to
1:01
work russell is on on the line we're
1:03
going to open up the phone lines if you
1:04
need any advice you need some free
1:06
therapy for the m for for the moment if
1:08
you're on the fence about therapy trust
1:10
me I was one of those people too at one
1:12
point in my life okay it took somebody
1:15
years to convince me to sit in therapy
1:17
and the moment I did I I hate using the
1:21
word regret but I wish I had done it
1:23
sooner earlier because it it definitely
1:26
helped me tremendously
1:29
just to even have someone listen to my
1:31
you know what I mean like it it
1:34
just really helped me a whole lot but to
1:36
have someone who's trained at it is even
1:38
better so I going to start with Russell
1:40
in Indiana russell welcome to the show
1:42
hey Russell hey Russ thanks for calling
1:44
hey good morning everybody hey how you
1:46
doing Russell thanks thanks for having
1:47
me absolutely uh you know I'm I'm okay
1:50
i'm okay i I uh I I called because you
1:55
know I I had been uh I don't know I've
1:59
been fine I I think and then a lot of
2:03
things have happened in life and even
2:04
you know I had been dealing with that
2:06
but then uh just the a few months back
2:10
maybe toward the end of last
2:12
year you know I just really started
2:15
started having days where I felt like I
2:18
just couldn't even get out of bed i
2:20
started even thinking about you know
2:23
what if what if I'm not here anymore and
2:25
I and I'm not um you know I wasn't
2:28
planning anything out or anything like
2:29
that but just kind of having those
2:31
thoughts like ah you know
2:33
should would anybody even care type of
2:35
things you know what I mean and and
2:37
knowing in my heart that people people
2:39
would but but those things type you know
2:42
start to creep in and for me that is
2:45
brand new i I've I've been you know
2:47
where I've been down in life and things
2:49
like that but um and it's hard and I'm
2:52
and I'm I feel like I'm maybe climbing
2:55
out of that but I'm just I'm just stuck
2:57
i can't I can't let things go i started
3:00
thinking about you know old things
3:02
somebody did you know you know what I
3:04
mean or a mistake I made back in 97 you
3:06
know what I mean or whatever and and I
3:08
just uh I'm just it's just new for me
3:11
it's weird and and I am I I I hate it to
3:15
be honest okay all right yeah first off
3:18
thank you for your call and and for your
3:20
vulnerability in front of in front of
3:22
everyone uh right now if you've listened
3:24
to the show before you've heard me talk
3:25
about what I call what I call functional
3:28
depression and functional depression is
3:30
sort of similar to functional alcoholism
3:34
where the person can go to work wake up
3:36
go to work but they have four or five
3:37
drinks after work every single day right
3:40
and so it's it's functional they're
3:42
drinking 20 25 30 drinks a week but they
3:45
get up and go to work the next day so it
3:47
seems very normal same thing with
3:49
depression you may go to work you may
3:51
still go out with family and friends and
3:52
hang out but there's depression
3:55
underneath it and so you may not meet
3:56
the criteria for major depressive
3:59
disorder there's nine criteria if you
4:01
have five then you have mild depression
4:04
if you have seven that's considered
4:05
moderate if you have eight or nine
4:07
that's considered severe depression so
4:09
you may not meet the standard for um um
4:12
major depressive disorder however you
4:14
may have some of the symptoms of
4:16
depression but it's very functional so
4:18
if someone saw you or spoke with you or
4:21
if you're at work people may not notice
4:23
but you may notice anytime you're
4:25
experiencing what I call functional
4:27
depression you need to see a therapist
4:29
ASAP because you're only one or two life
4:31
events away from going into full
4:34
depression possibly moderate depression
4:37
so um but again thank you for your
4:39
vulnerability number one I took a lot of
4:41
courage to do that as men we don't talk
4:43
about these types of things so I'm happy
4:44
that you spoke about this because a lot
4:46
of people are experiencing this in fact
4:48
I experienced functional depression um
4:51
not too long ago maybe six to eight
4:53
months ago it wasn't it wasn't that long
4:54
ago where I was noticing two or three
4:57
symptoms that wasn't me and one of my
5:00
symptoms by the way is when I begin it
5:02
sounds crazy but if I go to four or five
5:04
fast food restaurants in the same day I
5:06
don't eat fast food so if I go to four
5:08
or five fast food restaurants in the
5:10
same day that tells me something's off
5:13
wow that's That's your red flag that's
5:16
That's my red Yes yes so we all have red
5:18
flags it took me a while to even know
5:21
what mine was my former supervisor said
5:24
"I'm noticing that you you just went to
5:26
Wendy's and then you you came back and
5:28
then you you know went to Chick-fil-A
5:29
and now you're going something's not
5:31
right." And I'm like "No I'm okay."
5:33
She's like "No that's not that's not
5:35
you." So if you're noticing something is
5:37
not you that's probably a sign that
5:39
something's wrong if he came to you
5:41
Russell you still there if Russell came
5:42
to you and you say he should go to a
5:44
therapist Yeah what would be some as a
5:47
therapist what would you tell him to try
5:49
to try to re you know eradicate this
5:52
feeling or cope with this feeling yeah
5:53
well the thing I would do with him first
5:55
is I want to go back to his childhood
5:56
personally okay and talk about where
5:58
we're at now how you're feeling now
6:01
where you think you would be sometimes
6:02
we have these goals in life that are
6:04
like you know that we think by the time
6:06
we're 45 or by the time we're 60 or
6:08
whatever it may be this is going to be
6:09
going on in our life maybe we'll be
6:10
married maybe we'll have children
6:12
whatever it may be so we have these
6:13
goals there's a lot there yeah and so
6:15
when they don't happen when those things
6:18
don't happen we're kind of stuck like
6:19
wait what's I'm not happy right but
6:22
that's usually connected to this idea we
6:25
had in our mind about how our life would
6:27
be and things aren't lining up that way
6:30
so we create these scenarios when they
6:32
don't line up sometimes that creates
6:33
that as well so I would probably start
6:34
there with him russell I want to invite
6:36
you to follow David Weber um because I
6:39
think y'all need to have a offmic
6:40
conversation that would be good follow
6:44
him at David Weber_LPC
6:48
yes yes please hit me up on Instagram
6:50
David Weber LPC okay I I will do that
6:54
and if I could if I could just say one
6:55
one thing really quick um you guys are
7:00
uh the whole Sway in the morning family
7:03
is very very important to me you guys
7:06
actually do give me such a bright spot
7:09
um in my day i I I don't I don't feel
7:12
right if I don't get to get to listen to
7:14
you guys and and you know it's um it's
7:18
everybody it's the whole crew man db and
7:21
and his mixes and and Tracy and Tracy I
7:24
do uh you know I've listened to your uh
7:27
your meditations and and things like
7:29
that i searched them out on YouTube and
7:32
um you know just the the encouragement
7:34
from from everybody Lonnie Light man um
7:37
and and you know Sway and Heather just
7:41
the whole crew Torch you guys all bring
7:44
something I know to a lot of people but
7:46
you bring something very special to me
7:48
and and that we we were actually uh my
7:51
wife and I were cutting back on some
7:52
some things around the house you know
7:54
cutting like cable and stuff like that
7:55
and the one thing she said "We're not
7:58
going to cut Sirius XM because I know
8:01
that's something that you really like
8:02
and I know that sway in the morning is
8:04
something that you need." And so uh so
8:07
we we I I just u So I just I I love you
8:10
guys i got to come out to the Super Bowl
8:12
party last year and uh you too Russell
8:14
man we giving you a virtual hug again
8:16
Russell man we appreciate you man and
8:18
tell your wife thanks for not cutting us
8:20
out of your
8:22
life all right and thank you man follow
8:24
David
8:25
Weber_LPC Russell and we going to check
8:28
in with you off mic okay all right you a
8:30
super citizen right morning love to your
8:32
wife as well let me take another one we
8:34
just The lines lighting up
8:37
8887423345 david Weber is here he's our
8:40
resident therapist you can follow him
8:41
citizens if you can't get in or you
8:43
don't want to be on air hit him up
8:45
directly david Weber d A V I D Weber we
8:51
b_lpc paris is on the line from Cali
8:54
talk to us Paris welcome to the show
8:59
what up with it how y'all doing today
9:01
excellent excellent man how about
9:02
yourself
9:06
i've been better but I'm here though
9:07
right yeah man you here man and you
9:09
called in so we appreciate that what
9:11
What do you want to share with us
9:15
bro so when I heard about the uh therapy
9:18
thing it had really like
9:21
uh resonated with me so to say like
9:25
um so um my kids had unfortunately lost
9:29
their mom to the system
9:32
um at least for a while right uh and
9:37
um like the kids know pretty much
9:42
everything from the news and their
9:44
cousins telling them and everything and
9:47
uh the doctors that they go to like no
9:52
they watch the news right and um my kids
9:56
pediatrician wait on Paris when you say
9:59
the kids lost their mom to the system
10:01
she's incarcerated
10:04
yes she's in California State Prison and
10:06
so the reason she's incarcerated has
10:09
been on the news
10:11
yes she shot somebody she sought someone
10:14
okay okay yes all right go go go go
10:16
ahead and continue brother
10:19
yeah so the
10:20
uh the uh pediatrician said that we all
10:25
need to seek uh therapy that he um
10:29
advises for all of us to go now I've so
10:34
far only got my 8-year-old son into it i
10:38
mean my seven my sevenyear-old son into
10:40
it but my nineyear-old daughter needs to
10:44
be into it as well for surely cuz I'm
10:47
noticing her you know short temper and
10:50
anger and you know I
10:54
mean she not the same um
10:58
nice girl like she was so to say right
11:01
mhm and um and hell I got a a
11:05
three-year-old daughter that mom left
11:08
when she was six months like she don't
11:09
even know her mom
11:11
yeah yeah i mean and it and it's just a
11:16
lot and I was just How about yourself
11:19
how you feeling
11:22
tired yeah yeah yeah i haven't I haven't
11:26
slept much um since she been gone
11:29
bro was like
11:31
um all right so I always respected women
11:35
i mean at least to a certain point like
11:39
I've had my days or whatever right mhm
11:41
and I'm just a man but um like I was
11:45
raised by a lot of women not that I
11:48
didn't have my father right but now my
11:49
grandma my mom my older sister my
11:52
aunties my like I mean like I was
11:55
around women always dude I have a
11:58
completely different line of
12:00
respect for women now bro like I didn't
12:03
even Bro like I didn't know that grocery
12:05
shopping was a
12:07
skill bro
12:10
right yeah Sweat pays for his that's why
12:12
he's over at my house a lot p yeah he
12:15
doesn't know about that talk to him i
12:17
donate money to the grocery fund so I
12:19
don't have to it's confusing grocery
12:21
shopping man but you ain't got to go do
12:23
it right yeah but I don't got to go do
12:24
it you're taking on all the mom's
12:27
responsibilities and then you're
12:28
learning that there's layers to being a
12:31
mom you know just being a mom period
12:34
goodness being a woman period but then a
12:36
mom at the same time right three of
12:41
and and then three that are going
12:43
through facing this tragedy of not
12:45
having their mom you know um probably
12:48
detachment issues probably there's a kid
12:51
there's a toddler and an infant
12:53
basically like this is crazy and knowing
12:55
and knowing the reason why the mom isn't
12:57
there is probably scary to those kids as
13:00
well david um what are your thoughts on
13:02
this yeah that's a lot that you're that
13:04
you're dealing with uh first and
13:06
foremost you can't pour from an empty
13:08
cup so you have to get therapy you
13:10
personally your your children um you
13:14
know and big salute to you for taking on
13:16
the challenge you you could have left
13:18
you could do what some fathers do
13:19
unfortunately and leave and not be there
13:21
so salute to you for being there but you
13:24
have to be 100% mentally physically and
13:27
emotionally healthy to help support them
13:30
during this tough time and support
13:32
yourself so first and foremost uh you
13:34
need individual therapy you can hit me
13:36
up on Instagram personally i help you
13:38
find resources in your area uh to help
13:40
you get therapy personally for the
13:42
children I would say listen right
13:45
they're going to have they may lash out
13:48
they may have mood swings they may be
13:50
angry for no reason or seemingly no
13:52
reason but but when they're going
13:55
through those things they just need you
13:57
to listen and hear them you have to get
13:59
them in therapy as well but I want to
14:00
first get you into therapy first and
14:03
then let's get them into therapy after
14:04
that so if you hit me up on Instagram
14:06
directly I promise you I'll help you get
14:08
the resources uh that you need but right
14:11
now for right now it's you getting as
14:14
physically emotionally spiritually um
14:17
well as you can um so that you can help
14:20
support them it's very difficult to pour
14:22
from empty cup david I heard Pete say
14:24
that he's having a hard time with the
14:26
9-year-old and not going to therapy can
14:29
you force a child at that age because
14:32
it's they're still not an adult to go to
14:34
therapy i wouldn't force a child but I I
14:38
would do a play therapist i would get
14:40
with uh someone who specializes in play
14:42
therapy so they're playing games it
14:44
shouldn't feel like therapy for that
14:46
child right so for someone 9 10 11 12
14:50
years old it shouldn't feel like therapy
14:52
it should feel like you're playing a
14:53
game it should feel like you're playing
14:55
cards it should feel like you're doing
14:56
checkers and those types of things and
14:59
while you're playing checkers or while
15:00
you're doing you know hanging out in the
15:02
sandbox or doing something fun then they
15:05
begin to open up and talk about things
15:07
um when I first started therapy I was
15:08
doing play therapy a lot and so
15:10
sometimes it takes children two or three
15:12
sessions to begin to tell you what's
15:14
going on but children talk they just
15:16
have to be comfortable what would be one
15:18
of the things but you you said to Paris
15:20
and Paris thank you man i think you're
15:22
very brave and courageous to share this
15:24
and it's it's reaching out you know
15:25
Paris is making this call yes cuz he
15:27
reaching out yes i I I know you
15:30
suggesting he gets a therapist but if he
15:32
came to you where would you start with
15:34
him knowing the circumstances man this
15:36
is so I've talked about this on the show
15:38
as well you don't grieve only when
15:41
someone dies you grieve when you lose a
15:44
job you grieve when you move cities and
15:46
you grieve when someone you love goes to
15:48
prison right like that's you're going to
15:51
experience the stages of grief so so the
15:53
denial and anger and bargaining and
15:57
depression you're going to experience
15:59
those things and so we would I would
16:02
approach it from from that standpoint
16:04
this is really about grief this is
16:06
really about taking on the the weight of
16:08
an entire family when it was two of you
16:10
and now it's only one of you right and
16:12
then processing with those children um
16:15
you know the loss of a parent
16:17
essentially right and so that's what we
16:20
would start him and I Paris um will you
16:22
will you um promise us you'll reach out
16:25
to David
16:27
yeah uh give me the um information again
16:30
I really don't got no information I was
16:32
going to say what about email you know
16:33
what if you leave your information uh
16:36
with us I'm going to hit you up directly
16:38
today okay got it got it we got it we
16:40
got that uh we got that we got the 707
16:42
seven number okay
16:44
okay yeah for sure hey but um listen up
16:46
but I wanted to comment i know that he
16:49
couldn't see me with my hand up and I
16:50
didn't want to be like I was trying to
16:52
take the floor from the uh doctor right
16:54
so I just sat back and shut up okay so
16:57
as you said that I was uh courageous I
17:01
think you use or maybe brave something
17:03
like that for uh uh uh stepping up and
17:07
what a lot of uh other fathers would
17:09
have done and this that and the other
17:11
okay bro so I think that that's one of
17:13
the problem bro those are not fathers
17:16
bro those are like sperm donors or some
17:17
bro like I didn't I didn't um step
17:20
up because I never stepped off that's
17:22
what's up i get that man that's what's
17:24
up right so Right so like I'm So like I
17:28
mean I wouldn't be able to look at
17:29
myself to think like that um I know
17:32
something like this was going on and my
17:34
kids were in whatever bind and uh I act
17:37
like I didn't see the phone ring or act
17:39
like I didn't see the caller ID if I did
17:41
miss a call or something like what like
17:44
like I would look in the mirror and be
17:46
like you piece of like I
17:47
can't even look at you like what's your
17:49
problem
17:50
i mean so uh so uh for all those uh guys
17:55
whatever I guess that you call them that
17:57
would be like "Oh you know uh they'll
18:00
come find me when they 18 you
18:02
piece of like you don't deserve to
18:04
live like really you don't you done made
18:05
them goddamn kids and now just going to
18:08
leave them high and dry like that for
18:09
for the system to do whatever and like
18:12
who knows what some of these weirdos
18:13
might do
18:15
paris how how long were is um did the
18:18
your kid's mom get sentenced too
18:23
long enough i mean but like Yeah bro
18:26
like I don't mean to say that like I
18:28
heard how it came out after I said it
18:30
but I mean they gave her 15 years okay
18:32
oh gosh they gave her 15 years i guess
18:35
I'm just happy that she that she got uh
18:37
a number instead of the letter cuz I
18:39
mean we know what they could have gave
18:40
her yeah absolutely right so So I mean
18:44
I'm just happy for a release date and uh
18:47
with all the um new prison reforms and
18:51
i mean it ain't no telling she may
18:53
be get hopefully she get out soon and
18:57
hopefully she and hopefully she does the
18:58
right thing when she gets out because
19:01
like um how bad would that crush my kids
19:03
for them to have went through all they
19:05
went through and then she come home and
19:07
then go right back with parole
19:09
or doing something well I mean you know
19:12
bro like they could send you back for
19:14
any reason bro like you cross the street
19:16
the wrong way they could send you back
19:18
if they want to yeah Paris man i
19:20
appreciate you calling in man and giving
19:22
us um just letting us inside your life
19:24
like this and David is going to reach
19:26
out to you brother all right we
19:28
appreciate you family all right thank
19:29
you all right hug your kids thank you so
19:31
much Sway absolutely hug the kids let
19:33
them know they got family on Sway in the
19:35
morning all right uh Warriors man let's
19:38
go win this championship oh man you
19:41
really got nice
19:43
wow
19:46
yeah I need him he got to be from the
19:48
bay he a citizen this way in the morning
19:50
everybody from the bay a citizen all
19:52
right cool man um
19:55
thank you David um Heather did you want
19:57
to ask him a question or you Well I feel
20:00
like we have callers you know um I feel
20:02
like it's being touched on but just
20:04
really quickly David what if you're in a
20:06
a friend group and you feel like a
20:08
friend needs therapy that friend needs
20:10
therapy and it it's kind of hard to
20:12
bring up it's not like saying "Hey let's
20:14
go to Beyonce concert or let's go to the
20:16
movies." But how do you suggest to a
20:18
friend you think it's time to sit down
20:20
with someone yeah what I wouldn't do is
20:22
an intervention unless it's severe oh
20:25
okay i wouldn't do that unless it's
20:27
really severe like severe alcoholism or
20:29
something like that drug use people get
20:32
um feel like you put them on blast in
20:35
front of other people so I would go
20:37
oneonone to the person and say "Hey you
20:40
know this is something I'm seeing i'm
20:42
hearing from you it sounds like this is
20:44
what you need um whatever I can do to
20:47
help and support you i just wouldn't do
20:48
it in a group chat i've been in those
20:50
situations i wouldn't do it uh a group
20:53
of people making a phone call i would do
20:55
it individually sit down with that
20:56
person explain why I believe therapy
20:59
would be beneficial for you and most
21:01
people will be receptive of that but if
21:03
it's in front of other people people get
21:04
embarrassed okay thanks wow okay dalia's
21:08
on the line um from Oakland dalia go
21:10
ahead welcome to the show Dalia hey Dia
21:13
thank you you guys how are you doing
21:15
hello hello town business good morning
21:20
i Good morning i
21:23
um I asked one question when you when I
21:27
first called in but I re I'm really
21:31
concerned
21:33
about what should a mother and this is
21:36
for the therapist
21:39
what how should a mother cope
21:43
with the fact that now keep in mind that
21:46
I have been in
21:48
therapy all of this time still in
21:51
therapy
21:52
however when it comes to this situation
21:56
with my 10year-old daughter who was
21:58
taken from me by birth from a false drug
22:03
test from a
22:05
hospital and never given the chance of
22:08
giving her back i've done everything the
22:10
courts have asked i have proven from day
22:15
one i've paid for hair follicle test uh
22:19
or they told me "Okay you're a drug
22:20
addict," which I'm not you're a drug
22:23
addict go to this program all of my
22:27
uh your
22:29
analysis random your analysis came back
22:32
negative for any and everything and I'm
22:35
still dealing with this this situation
22:38
took her in
22:39
2014 and it's
22:41
2025 i'm low income never had the
22:45
opportunity to pay for a lawyer for this
22:48
situation until I got with my fiance who
22:51
I'm with now i've been through about
22:55
three four five different lawyers just
22:58
wasting money wasting money and the the
23:02
legal representation that I have now
23:05
doesn't even want me to stand up to let
23:08
them know that hey I have dialysis i
23:10
can't show up today
23:13
so I'm dealing with this with my
23:17
therapist and I've talked about
23:20
situation with my
23:22
therapist and every other
23:24
situation all my other situations has
23:28
gotten to where it's not a bother in my
23:32
life however when it comes to my
23:34
daughter's
23:35
situation I'm back in a depression i'm
23:39
crying
23:41
cryified and they ask if the therapy is
23:44
helping it helps in one aspect but the
23:47
moment I start dealing with my daughter
23:49
situation again I'm back in a depression
23:54
uhhuh david you want to you want to
23:56
chime in thank you for sharing your
23:57
story Dalia yeah that's that's a really
24:00
difficult situation i'm glad that
24:02
therapy is helping in in the other
24:04
areas this is my personal opinion
24:08
some things are
24:10
spiritual some things are therapy some
24:13
things are a little bit of both some
24:14
things are tests um and when you're
24:17
going through something really
24:19
difficult particularly when you've been
24:21
accused of something that you did not do
24:24
um that to me feels like a spiritual
24:26
test right and so how do I fight through
24:30
a spiritual test is I have to fight
24:33
through that spiritually
24:35
so there's nothing therapy necessarily
24:37
is going to help me with in a spiritual
24:39
test if that makes any sense because if
24:41
it would have helped it would have
24:43
already helped by now being being that
24:45
you've seen a therapist for so long so
24:48
at this point I'm not sure what your
24:50
faith may be but if I were you I would
24:52
lean into that
24:54
heavy right i would lean into my purpose
24:57
heavy i would lean into everything is
24:59
happening for a reason even though I
25:01
don't understand the reason even though
25:02
it doesn't make sense I would lean into
25:04
that heavy right because some things I
25:08
have no control over most things I have
25:10
no control over so what's the lesson for
25:12
me what am I supposed to learn and what
25:14
am I supposed to get out of this even
25:16
though it's difficult what am I supposed
25:19
to be learning from this situation how
25:21
do I get through this situation and I'm
25:23
sure you've already been doing parts of
25:25
this that what I'm saying right now but
25:27
I would focus heavy on the spiritual end
25:30
as it relates to that situation to try
25:32
to figure out okay what are you trying
25:34
to teach me what's the purpose of
25:36
everything I'm going through right now
25:38
dalia thank you for sharing your story
25:40
you're a citizen i swear in the morning
25:42
and uh please reach out to David Weber
25:44
david I I want to thank you for coming
25:46
on today we you know you got you got hit
25:49
from every angle today worked out today
25:51
brother yeah he's sweating over here
25:54
yeah I'm always sweating no but I think
25:55
it's I think it's a great reminder and
25:58
and I've I don't think I've ever heard a
25:59
therapist say that um some things are
26:02
spiritual and I totally agree with you
26:04
and and we have to fight that fight as
26:06
well and and and nurture and pour into
26:08
that um so yeah thank you for for that
26:12
confirmation and sharing that today
26:14
absolutely man give this man a round of
26:16
applause if you want to citizens it's
26:18
like we got a lot of lines are lit up
26:20
yeah man you can hit him directly and I
26:22
promise you hit this man you tell him
26:24
you target him on this show he's going
26:25
to respond to you david how can they
26:28
reach you again please hit me up on
26:29
Instagram David
26:32
Weber_LPC and and Sway Heather B i I
26:36
appreciate y'all for even giving me this
26:38
opportunity also for for giving um the
26:42
people an opportunity some people never
26:44
even met a therapist never talked to a
26:45
therapist and and never heard this could
26:47
be scary like what's therapy what is
26:49
that that could be very scary for people
26:50
so shout out to y'all for even you know
26:52
bringing me on and giving me this opport
26:54
you get a lot of good response off air
26:55
too a bunch man bunch yeah great
26:58
response yeah give out your email too
27:00
for the people who's hitting me saying
27:01
they don't they're not on I um you know
27:04
Yeah facebook they're on Facebook uh
27:06
Yeah yep email me at
27:10
davidweberlpcgmail.com that's David
27:12
Weberlpcmail.com
27:14
to the Weber family Mr and Mrs weber i
27:17
hopefully I'm I could come over and eat
27:19
one day wow y'all got big meals cuz
27:22
y'all got big kids
27:25
you being greedy all the way from Cali
27:27
no man i know they cook that i know how
27:30
they pops was too man oh so that's why
27:33
you giving them the subscription it's
27:35
like a down payment on the free meals
27:37
that's all it is i want that
27:39
subscription let me know how you know
27:42
how pops is you got to bring something
27:44
to the table son
27:46
we ain't going to just feed you what are
27:47
you bringing to the table
27:49
keep their father remind me of stuff you
27:53
know my
27:54
grandfather you know you know right oh
27:57
you don't you never met their father if
27:59
you heard the stories remind me of my
28:01
grandfather yeah the way the way he
28:03
raised y'all shout out to C Web and
28:04
Erica shout out to them as well always
28:06
on the check in in the
#Depression
#Counseling Services


