We're All Winging It

We’re All Winging It is a podcast dedicated to normalizing the “weird” stuff, simplifying the messy bits, and supporting you through life’s most challenging adventures.In today’s episode, hosts Anna-Marie Inman, LCMHC, and Stephanie McCready, M.Ed., break down what to realistically expect when you start a therapy journey — from that first anxious phone call through your initial session and beyond. They cover how to find a therapist, what a 15-minute free consult can (and cannot) do, the green and red flags to watch for in a therapeutic relationship, and how different therapy modalities might fit different goals. The takeaway: starting therapy is brave, and you deserve to feel empowered doing it.

Hosts Anna-Marie Inman, LCMHC, and Stephanie McCready, M.Ed., sit down to talk about something we all need but rarely feel comfortable doing — setting boundaries. Together they walk through how to recognize when a boundary is needed, how to communicate it clearly without over-explaining yourself, and what to do when people push back. They also tackle the guilt that so often follows when we finally do advocate for our own needs. Whether you’re the friend who always shows up to help with the move, the person answering work texts at midnight, or someone who’s never quite figured out how to say “I’ll get back to you,” this episode is for you. Because setting a boundary isn’t about being difficult — it’s about valuing your relationships enough to show up for them without running on empty.Transcript, Show Notes, and Resources at:⁠WereAllWingingIt.com⁠Follow them on:⁠Instagram⁠Subscribe to their newsletter:⁠Substack⁠

Hosts Anna-Marie Inman, LCMHC, and Stephanie McCready, M.Ed., pull back the curtain on how a therapeutic relationship became the seed of a podcast. Stephanie, a former client, shares how Anna-Marie’s deeply human, wall-free approach to therapy transformed her healing journey — and why she felt compelled to share it with the world. Anna-Marie opens up about the thousands of supervised hours behind clinical licensure, her instinct to “read the room,” and the nudge from her youngest son that finally convinced her to try something entirely outside her comfort zone. Together they unpack the name, the mission, and what they hope listeners take away: that none of us have it figured out, and that normalizing the messy, complicated work of being human is the whole point.Transcript, Show Notes, and Resources at:WereAllWingingIt.comFollow them on:InstagramSubscribe to their newsletter:Substack