A Therapist Can't Say That
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Therapy is full of cliches. There are things we’ve all been taught as therapists not to question, even when we get that feeling deep down in our guts that the truth might be a bit more complicated than that. Riva Stoudt wants to talk about it. Each episode dives into a cliche, truism, or best practice of therapy to look at how it really plays out in practice. Whether you agree or not, you’ll appreciate a candid look at the things therapists don’t normally talk about.
Autor: Riva Stoudt
Temas populares:
burnout self-compassion self-care professional challenges therapist experiences moral injury therapist training professional culture therapeutic process trauma therapyDuración Total:
29 hr 52 min
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Ep 15 - Is Ethical Marketing Possible? with Rachael Kay Albers
25 Oct, 2022Here in 2022, therapists have largely resigned ourselves to the fact that we need to do some kind of marketing. We have been dragged into the world of social media, user generated content, and the imperative of the personal brand. …
Duración: 1 hr 16 minEp 14 - Growing Into the Light: In Memory of David Schnarch
11 Oct, 2022Two years ago, on October 8, 2020, my teacher, David Schnarch died suddenly.Anyone who knew Dave even for a few moments, could see that he had an arresting presence. Tall and broad-shouldered with high contrast, salt and pepper hair, strong …
Duración: 26 minEp 13 - Why is Subsequent Therapist Syndrome Common in Our Field?
27 Sep, 2022In the last episode, Dr. Ofer Zur stated that he estimates at least 50% of board complaints in some way involve the subsequent therapist encouraging a client to initiate a complaint against a prior therapist.And most of these cases do …
Duración: 26 minEp 12 - Subsequent Therapist Syndrome with Dr. Ofer Zur
13 Sep, 2022Imagine you’re sitting in your office with a new client and the intake conversation turns to their previous therapist and they toss off a piece of information or a comment about something that their previous therapist did or said that …
Duración: 45 minEp 11 - Anti-exposure Bias in Trauma Therapy
30 Ago, 2022In episode 10, Allison Aosved and I discussed exposure therapy for trauma, and the anti-exposure bias that we are seeing in the field.Today, I want to dig a little deeper into the context of that conversation, the factors that are …
Duración: 35 minEp 10 - Leave No Stone Unturned: The Healing Opportunity of Exposure Therapy with Allison Aosved
09 Ago, 2022Trauma has become a huge buzzword over the past several years. In fact, I would say that trauma is having a moment.And because trauma is having a moment, there is a glut of people out there who are chomping at …
Duración: 1 hr 0 minEp 09 - It's Complicated: Why We Become Therapists
26 Jul, 2022Why do we become therapists?You wouldn’t necessarily think this is a spicy topic, but it is.Some therapists would say that we as therapists are just people who are unusually compassionate, empathetic, and giving, even selfless or altruistic. I don’t agree.I …
Duración: 26 minEp 08 - Why We Become Therapists with Ben Fineman and Carrie Wiita
12 Jul, 2022There are so many ways, so many careers we can choose where helping people is the central thing.And the type of helping that we are interested in and pursue says at least as much about us, if not more, than …
Duración: 1 hr 1 minEp 07 - The Poison and The Cure: Expanding Our Understanding of the Wounded Healer
28 Jun, 2022Therapists are tasked with being secret keepers.The first layer of secrecy seems easy and simple. Maintaining client confidentiality. You can probably recite the limits of confidentiality off the top of your head, and you probably do it regularly during intake …
Duración: 25 minEp 06 - Carrying the Weight of Moral Injury with Dr. K Hixson
07 Jun, 2022Moral injury.It’s a term that often evokes images of soldiers deep in the fog of war or perhaps of a surgeon in scrubs holding their head in their hands in the hallway of a hospital emergency department. A therapist sitting …
Duración: 52 min
