Finding Your Voice with Jason Carrasco, LMFT
Finding Your Voice is a podcast about resilience, truth, and the courage it takes to be seen.
Hosted by Jason Carrasco, LMFT, this show creates space for real people to share real stories—in their own words. As a licensed marriage, family, and child therapist and lifelong student of human resilience, Jason has spent years sitting with people in their most vulnerable moments—moments that challenge identity, spirit, and the will to keep going.
What he’s learned is simple and powerful:
Human beings are capable of surviving the unthinkable.
Jason speaks with everyday people, mental health clinicians, artists, musicians, activists, and professionals who have dedicated their lives to helping others. Together, they share insight, experience, and practical wisdom meant to educate, empower, and offer hope.
This podcast is grounded in one core belief:
Healing doesn’t only happen in a therapy session.
Healing happens in community.
It happens when someone brave enough says, “I’ve been there… and you can make it through, too.”
Finding Your Voice isn’t about perfection.
It’s about truth.
It’s about courage.
It’s about becoming whole.
If you’re seeking understanding, connection, or a reminder that you’re not alone—this space is for you.
Welcome to the conversation.
Welcome to Finding Your Voice..
Finding Your Voice with Jason Carrasco, LMFT
Latest Episodes
Understanding Suicidology: UCLA Professor Dr. Mark Kaplan on the Science of Suicide
Content advisory: This episode includes direct conversations about suicide, suicidal thoughts, firearms, substance use, and related mental health concerns. Please listen with care. If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, call ...
The Light After: Finding Hope and Purpose Beyond Trauma
Listener discretion is advised. This episode includes mature themes and discussions of violence, abuse, and trauma that some listeners may find distressing. Please take care of yourself while listening."Sometimes the first step toward th...
Inside the Criminal Mind: A Forensic Psychologist Explains Human Behavior
Listener discretion is advised. This episode includes mature themes and discussions of violence, abuse, and trauma that some listeners may find distressing. Please take care of yourself while listening.“Some people need not be in society...
Bestselling Author Andrea Cagan: The Art of Finding Your Authentic Voice
In this episode of Finding Your Voice, Jason sits down with bestselling author, celebrated ghostwriter, editor, and writing teacher Andrea Cagan for an intimate conversation about storytelling, vulnerability, and the healing power of p...
UCLA Professor Hiroshi Motomura: Americans in Waiting, Immigration and Our Shared Future
In this episode of Finding Your Voice, UCLA Professor Hiroshi Motomura reflects on how immigrating from Japan to the United States at age three shaped his identity and his life’s work in immigration law. Drawing from his book Borde...
Fan Mail
Another compelling episode. I am conflicted that I enjoyed an episode filled with abuse and trauma, but seeing what therapy, honesty and renewed faith can heal, fills me up. Thank you for the stories you share.
Van Nuys, California