Hosted by Zisa Levine, LCSW, The Rise Up Sessions explores psychology, business, mental health, relationships, trauma and the decisions that shape our lives. Real stories. Practical insight. Space to think differently.
Conversations for people who want to understand what drives them.
Episodes combine real stories with practical insights from therapy approaches such as CBT, EMDR, DBT and ERP. The goal is not to make life sound simple. It’s to look more closely at the patterns, fears, relationships and choices that influence how we live and work.
From entrepreneurship and burnout to trauma, resilience and identity, The Rise Up Sessions brings a therapist’s perspective to the complicated moments that rarely fit into a neat answer.
A conversation about achievement, identity and what happens when success becomes tied to self-worth, including burnout, money, relationships and learning to grow without losing yourself.
Hyper-independence can look like strength while functioning as protection. Explore control, burnout, isolation and learning to accept support without losing yourself.
The emotional and financial realities of building a private practice, pressure, uncertainty, fear of failure, independence and creating a values-driven team.
Zisa brings the perspective of a therapist, entrepreneur and former Israeli police officer to conversations about what happens when psychology meets real life.
Across The Rise Up Sessions, she connects lived experience with psychological frameworks while exploring uncertainty, loss, ambition, trauma, relationships, leadership and the pressure to keep moving.
Looking for mental health support in New Jersey that's shaped around you?
Rise Up Counseling offers specialized, evidence-based care for individuals, couples, parents, professionals, veterans and first responders. Our clinicians support clients with trauma and PTSD, OCD and anxiety, relationship concerns and other mental health needs.
In-person:Marlboro & Skillman Virtual: Therapy throughout New Jersey
The show explores psychology, mental health, entrepreneurship, relationships, trauma, personal growth and the decisions that shape our lives, combining real stories with practical psychological insight.
No. The podcast is intended for educational and informational purposes and is not a substitute for individualized mental health assessment, diagnosis or treatment.