The Science of Suffering and Moving Forward - The Pandemic and Beyond, Ep. 120
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Covering research about suffering and how to move forward in the wake of chronic suffering, including distress relating to the pandemic.
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Lifting Women: Appreciating the Burden of Sexism in Society, Ep. 119
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A discussion about the impact of patriarchal society on women's physical, emotional, and mental health
Read MoreSupporting African American Clients: Increasing Access to Care And Appreciating Cultural Norms, Ep. 118
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Dr. Tammy Hodo, a sociologist with an Urban Studies focus, discusses common factors that contribute to a lack of access to and utilization of mental health services by African American individuals, including discussion about historical context and cultural factors.
Supporting Multiracial Individuals: Things to Know, Approaches, and Considerations, Ep. 117
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A dive into the multiracial identity experience within family and social contexts
Read MoreNavigating Insurance for In-Network & Out-Of-Network Providers: Ethical Considerations & Important Points, Ep. 116
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Helpful guidance about how to approach INN and OON billing for mental health services
Read MoreThe Healing Our Core Issues Model: Treating Childhood and Developmental Trauma, Ep. 115
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An overview of a trauma treatment model integrating attachment theory, mindfulness, neuroscience, and body-based methodologies
Read MoreWhen it's Not Autism or ADHD... Sensory Processing Disorder As Common Ground, Ep. 114
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A closer look at Sensory Processing Disorder, from diagnosis to treatment
Read MoreWhite Supremacist Violence: Understanding the Resurgence and Stopping the Spread , Ep. 113
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Discover factors that have led to the resurgence of White Supremacy in the U.S., and learn what mental health professionals can do to influence it
Read MoreSeeing Clearly: The Basics of Supporting Clients Experiencing Vision Loss, Ep. 112
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Advice about supporting blind and visually-impaired clients
Read MoreThe Violence of Advice: Helping Without Overpowering, Ep. 111
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Practical guidance for avoiding 'power struggles' in therapy
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