"Making It Make Sense" (SM) with Dr. Pamela Brewer
What Are They Saying About MyNDTALK?
An interview with Dr. Brewer, host of MyNDTALK "Making It Make Sense" (SM) is informative, personable and engaging.
Dr. Brewer can join you to discuss a range of mental health topics as she has on NBC-TV (Adult Adoptees), WBAL-TV (Infidelity) , District of Columbia Cable TV (Healthy Relationships) WKYS FM in New York (Sexual Assault), and WRKS-FM in New York (Domestic Violence) Since 1997, Dr. Brewer has been the monthly relationship and mental on-air consultant to NewsChannel 8 in the Washington, DC Tri-State area (depression, rape, domestic violence, sexual assault, sexual harassment, romance on the job, setting limits, elder abuse, stress, crisis intervention, the effects of September 11, 2001, and more.)
She can join you live in the studio or live on the telephone. Call 301-439-7144 (the MyNDTALK production office) or (301) 654-5286 (Dr. Brewer). Emails can be sent to Dr. Brewer at MyNDTALK@aol.com.
"Dr. Brewer I am glad that I was able to get thru and offer my spin on the letter that was being discussed. Fortunately for me I can listen to you on Fridays. You have a very unique and diverse audience. I have grown a great deal from listening and participating in your programs over the years. I have told several people about your weekly show on WPFW. Looking forward to exploring your new website in detail. I love the changes!!"
"MyNDTALK is a very hot show and it benefits the surrounding community. Pam Brewer is more than a doctor! She cares about the mental health of our community and she is able to effectively communicate the tools to use in relationship situations. I have been listening to her for years and she is getting better and better each year." A.D. Maryland
* "I can't suggest strongly enough for people to try this program live on your stations. We've received many positive comments. In my previous occupation as a licensed psychotherapist (LCSW) in another state and as an experienced pastor, I had a bad opinion of most so-called "radio therapists". As a General Manager / Program Director, I would normally avoid such programs if I had a choice, However, MyNDTALK is a truly refreshing change. I think this is because of Dr. Brewer's personality and because, rather than being a talk show host with a degree, she is still a practicing psychotherapist who has hosted this show once a week as a resource in Washington, D.C. ... I was going to write this unsolicited testimonial, however I believe that the show is of such quality -- and also provides a public service in this time of mental health budget cuts -- that I want to do my part to help her be carried on as many stations as possible. The "800" number also makes the program accessible to our audience wherever they are. If you can't carry the program LIVE as we do, hopefully you'll consider adding it to your program schedule in a the "replay" format off audioport. Yours Truly, (Rev.) Rob Weiter General Manager Program Director, The Journey - Christian Radio With Attitude - http://www.thejourneyradio.org
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"MyNDTALK made a huge difference in my relationship with my children. Thank you Dr. Brewer and MyNDTALK listeners!" John - Alexandria, Virginia *
"I just want to say 'thank you' to the last caller. It is so incredible to know I'm not alone. " Diane - Baltimore, Maryland
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"Dr. Brewer, I called you when I felt like life was just too much. Thank you for being able to take the time to talk with me and point me in the right direction." Jim - Washington, DC
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"Dr. Brewer, after listening to your show, I began to think about how much I appreciated my life with my wife. I've just sent her a dozen roses with a call telling her how much I love her. Thank you for helping me not to forget or take her and us for granted." Tim - Silver Spring, Maryland
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"Thank you for your courage, Dr. Brewer" Celia - Gaithersburg, Maryland