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Wit & Reason - Workplace Wellness, Training & Consulting Research-informed mental health training and consulting for high-pressure teams, leaders, and creative industries.

Private telehealth therapy and coaching are also available for confidential individual support. Wit & Reason provides research-informed mental health training, consulting, and education for organizations operating under sustained pressure. We work with:

Film, TV, and media productions

Tech and creative teams

Leaders and executives

Organizations navigating burnout, risk, and rapid change

Our services include:

Workplace mental health and safety training

Leadership and team consulting

On-demand and live education

Speaking and media-based learning

Private telehealth therapy and coaching are also available for individuals who prefer confidential, one-on-one support. Wit & Reason does not provide emergency or crisis services. If you are in immediate danger or experiencing a mental health emergency, contact local emergency services. In the United States, you may also call or text 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline.

Men’s mental health doesn’t always get talked about enough — and that can make it even harder to ask for help.In this up...
10/07/2026

Men’s mental health doesn’t always get talked about enough — and that can make it even harder to ask for help.

In this upcoming episode of DC Radio, Dr. Alexis Moreno | Media Host + Educator sits down with Dr. Sean Walsh to unpack men’s wellness, masculinity, mental health, and why so many men may struggle in silence.

They also share practical ways to better understand the signs, start the conversation, and support the men in your life. 🎙️💙

Catch the full episode at [witandreason.com/dcradio](http://witandreason.com/dcradio) or listen wherever you get your podcasts 🎧

10/05/2026

Why is it still so hard for so many men to talk about their mental health?

In this upcoming episode of DC Radio, Dr. Alexis Moreno | Media Host + Educator is joined by Dr. Sean Walsh for an open conversation about men’s wellness, male gender identity, “toxic masculinity,” and some of the barriers that can make asking for help feel difficult.

They’re also sharing practical tips and resources for navigating mental health — whether it’s for you or someone you care about. 🎙️💙

Listen to the full conversation at witandreason.com/dcradio or wherever you get your podcasts 🎧


09/28/2026

How do you have a disagreement without letting it turn into a full-blown fight? đź‘€

In this upcoming episode of DC Radio, Dr. Alexis and Dr. Rebekah Montgomery are talking all about healthy conflict, how to handle emotionally charged conversations, and what it really means to “fight fair.”

They’re breaking down the basics of better communication, staying connected during tough conversations, and keeping conflict from taking over the relationship. 🎙️❤️

Listen in and catch the full conversation at witandreason.com/dcradio or wherever you get your podcasts 🎧

Healthy relationships don’t just happen — they’re built through the little things we do every day. 💛In an upcoming episo...
09/23/2026

Healthy relationships don’t just happen — they’re built through the little things we do every day. 💛

In an upcoming episode of DC Radio, Dr. Alexis is joined by Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Psychotherapist Phillip A. Reynold to talk about engagement, marriage, and practical ways to build stronger, healthier intimate relationships.

🎙️ New episode coming soon!

09/21/2026

Engagement and marriage come with a lot more than just the big moments 💍❤️

In this upcoming episode of DC Radio, Dr. Alexis is joined by Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Psychotherapist Phillip A. Reynold to talk about practical ways to build and maintain a healthy relationship.

From communication to staying connected, they’re diving into the everyday things that can make a real difference in a relationship. 🎙️✨

Visit witandreason.com/dcradio to access our full interviews or listen wherever you get your podcasts 🎧💝

03/12/2026

Mental Health First Aid is one of those things a lot of people have heard about… but not everyone fully understands yet. 💚

The best way to think about it? It’s like CPR, but for mental health.

You do not need to be a therapist, psych major, or mental health professional to take it. You just need the willingness to learn how to better support someone who may be struggling, in crisis, or simply not acting like themselves.

Our upcoming Production Mental Health First Aid training on March 27 is designed to help you learn how to apply MHFA specifically for cast and crew, with practical support strategies for real situations on-set, on-location, and in production workplaces. Reserve your spot now! 🎬🗓️

A special thank you to The Vibe with Ky for inviting Dr. Alexis to talk up MHFA and for always being such a strong advocate for Mental Health 👏🏽 You can watch our full interview: https://thevibewithky.com/2024/05/05/how-to-master-mental-health-first-aid-ft-dr-alexis-moreno/

We have spots open for our Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) live virtual training for production cast and crew on Friday, ...
03/09/2026

We have spots open for our Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) live virtual training for production cast and crew on Friday, March 27, 2026, from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM PT.

âś… Build practical skills to recognize and respond to mental health challenges in entertainment industry workplaces.
đź’» Fully online, join from anywhere.
⏱️ Includes 2 hours of self-paced prework to complete before the live session.

If you’re interested, register here: https://learn.witandreason.com/courses/mentalhealthfirstaid
so we can reserve your spot and help you get started.

Wit & Reason’s advisory and training work is led by Dr. Alexis Moreno & Alex Honigman.Dr. Moreno is a former child actor...
03/06/2026

Wit & Reason’s advisory and training work is led by Dr. Alexis Moreno & Alex Honigman.

Dr. Moreno is a former child actor and doctor of clinical community psychology whose work focuses on behavioral risk, decision-making under visibility, and psychological readiness in creative and production environments. Her background in media and psychology allows her to translate behavioral science into practical guidance leaders can use when stakes are high and scrutiny is real.

Alex Honigman is a licensed clinical social worker with extensive experience supporting individuals and organizations navigating stress, conflict, and high-stakes interpersonal dynamics. His work centers on leadership judgment, relational risk, and decision sequencing in complex, fast-moving environments.

01/30/2026

Psychological science is not vague on this. Living under constant threat harms mental health, families, and entire communities. Not just immigrants. Everyone. The APA finally said it out loud and backed it with decades of research, not opinions.

Here is the real question. What should psychologists and professional organizations actually do next besides posting statements? Education is step one. Action is step two.

Comment with what you think accountability looks like. Silence is a choice and it has consequences.

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