Season Finale with NYC-Based Psychotherapist Emine Tahiraj

In our season finale, we’re going deep into the cosmos of cosmos 🍸 and complex female friendships as we psychoanalyze the iconic HBO series Sex and the City. Juan sits down with NYC-based psychotherapist Emine Tahiraj to dissect the emotional, psychological, and cultural layers of Carrie, Miranda, Charlotte, and Samantha—and the men who orbit their world.

Together, they explore:

The attachment styles of each character (Carrie’s anxious much?)
How therapy is portrayed (and avoided) in the series
Why Mr. Big is basically a walking trauma bond

Whether you're a Charlotte with a Miranda moon or a full-blown Samantha rising, this episode will give you a new lens on a show that shaped a generation.

💭 Spoiler alert: You might never look at “I couldn’t help but wonder…” the same way again.

Guest Bio: Emine Tahiraj, LMHC
Emine is a licensed psychotherapist based in New York City, specializing in relationships, identity, and trauma. She brings a thoughtful, no-BS approach to therapy and cultural commentary—and happens to know a thing or two about emotional baggage in Manolos.

Email: etahirajtherapy@gmail.com

Instagram: @mindtheorypsychoanalysis

Website: https://www.eminetahiraj.com/

Psychology Today: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/emine-tahiraj-new-york-ny/781154

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