In this season 5 finale episode of Unlicensed, Jill is joined by licensed clinical therapist and attachment-style coach Dr. Ibbie Aromolaran for a candid, insightful conversation about ghosting and modern dating. Together, they unpack why people ghost, how different attachment styles influence whether someone becomes the ghost or the ghosted, and the role early family communication patterns play in avoidant behavior. Dr. Ibbie breaks down why some people resurface after ghosting, how to recognize when reconnection is rooted in growth versus guilt, and the importance of setting and maintaining healthy boundaries. They also explore the lasting emotional impact ghosting can have, from diminished self-worth to trust issues, and what it actually takes to interrupt the cycle and communicate differently moving forward. Consider this your soft launch into therapy!

In this week’s episode of Unlicensed, Jill is joined by health innovation and strategy leader Elise Lockamy-Kassim for a candid, thought-provoking conversation about the state of healthcare and where meaningful change is urgently needed. Together, they unpack the biggest systemic issues, why so many primary caretakers are leaving the business, and how timely access to care can be the difference between prevention and crisis. Elise breaks down why women often struggle to advocate for themselves in healthcare settings, how gender bias and the underrepresentation of women in research shape outcomes, and the ways ego can quietly influence care from the doctor’s office to the front desk. Consider this your soft launch into therapy!

In this week’s episode of Unlicensed, Jill is joined by Becca Hart, for an honest and eye-opening conversation about friendly competition, rivalries, and how comparison can quietly strain our closest relationships. Together, they unpack why competition shows up so strongly in female friendships, the environments where women tend to compete the most, and how everyday stressors can intensify these dynamics if left unmanaged. Becca breaks down why people cope by comparing themselves to others, how “friendly” competition can slowly turn into rivalry or toxicity, and the subtle signs that competition is crossing a line. Consider this your soft launch into therapy!