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Smart conversations about therapy, psychology, and the systems that shape how we heal.

MetaTherapy and In the Frame explore what actually helps people change—beyond clichés, buzzwords, and “just breathe” advice. Hosted by therapist Dominic Gadoury, LMSW, the platform bridges real clinical insight with cultural commentary, technology, and lived experience.

Media inquiries: dominic@metatherapy.guide

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About MetaTherapy the Platform

MetaTherapy is a psychology-forward media platform focused on helping people understand why therapy gets stuck—and what to do about it.

Rather than offering quick fixes or pop-psychology trends, MetaTherapy centers depth, systems thinking, and honest conversations about change. Content spans psychotherapy, identity, relationships, trauma, and the real-world constraints of modern mental health care.

MetaTherapy is designed for clients, clinicians, and anyone who’s ever wondered why insight alone didn’t fix everything.

About MetaTherapy the Podcast

MetaTherapy is a podcast featuring candid conversations about therapy, emotional health, and the unspoken dynamics that shape how people grow.

Episodes blend clinical insight, research, cultural analysis, and listener questions—making complex psychological ideas accessible without watering them down. The tone is thoughtful, grounded, and occasionally funny (because healing without humor is just group homework).

About the Host

Dominic Gadoury, LMSW is a therapist, supervisor, and mental health commentator whose work focuses on the intersection of psychology, identity, relationships, and systems of care.

With experience in clinical practice and media, Stud is known for translating therapeutic concepts into language that feels human, direct, and usable—especially for people who’ve felt disappointed or confused by therapy in the past.

Dominic Gadoury brings a trauma-informed, relational, and culturally aware lens to discussions about mental health, with particular attention to LGBTQ+ experiences and therapist-client dynamics.