Couched in Chaos Podcast
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Dr. Tiffany and Dr. Trisha are two therapist moms who talk mental health, relationships, motherhood, and the mayhem that comes along with this thing we call life.
About Couched in Chaos
Meet Dr. Tiffany
Meet Dr. Tiffany
Meet Dr. Tiffany
Dr. Tiffany Smith is a native Texan and psychotherapist with a PhD in Marriage and Family Therapy, over 18 years of clinical experience, and more than 20 years of marriage under her belt—so yes, she’s seen some things. She’s a mom of two who believes mental health support should be practical, relatable, and doable between carpool, career
Dr. Tiffany Smith is a native Texan and psychotherapist with a PhD in Marriage and Family Therapy, over 18 years of clinical experience, and more than 20 years of marriage under her belt—so yes, she’s seen some things. She’s a mom of two who believes mental health support should be practical, relatable, and doable between carpool, careers, and cold coffee. On Couched in Chaos, she brings humor, honesty, and real-world tools to support women navigating marriage, motherhood, mental health, relationships, and work—because thriving shouldn’t require a crisis or a couch you can’t get to.
Meet Dr. Trisha
Meet Dr. Tiffany
Meet Dr. Tiffany
Dr. Trisha Marroquin is a Texas native and has a PhD in Marriage and Family Therapy, over 23 years of marriage experience, and three kids—so multitasking is basically her superpower. As a seasoned therapist and mom, she knows most women don’t have time to “process their feelings” on a couch between meetings, practices, and laundry. She c
Dr. Trisha Marroquin is a Texas native and has a PhD in Marriage and Family Therapy, over 23 years of marriage experience, and three kids—so multitasking is basically her superpower. As a seasoned therapist and mom, she knows most women don’t have time to “process their feelings” on a couch between meetings, practices, and laundry. She co-hosts Couched in Chaos to bring practical, bite-sized mental health tips to women and mothers wherever they actually are—at the gym, in the carpool line, or finally sitting down while the kids nap—because feeling supported shouldn’t require childcare and a free hour.