On this week’s Giving Voice to Depression, mother/daughter cohosts Terry and Carly sit down with psychotherapist and interventionist Evan Jarschauer for a candid conversation about what interventions really look like—far from the confrontational TV versions.

Evan shares how empathy, preparation, and a “high love, high accountability” plan can break through the stuck places depression creates for individuals and families. 

He explains why you can’t “yell the disorder out,” how families can accidentally build a Petri dish where symptoms thrive, and what it sounds like to approach someone with dignity: not to control them, but to join them in their pain and map a path to care. 

Terry and Carly reflect on the toll this takes on loved ones, why self-care isn’t selfish, and how boundaries plus consistency open the door to change. It’s honest, practical, and full of the kind of real-life language that helps us support one another better.

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