Being Human and a Therapist: Awareness of Burnout, Roles, Power, and Therapeutic 'Love' , Ep. 152
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The challenges of being a healer during our own 'dark night of the soul', from boundaries to nurturing self
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When We’re Not Ok: Understanding and Managing Compassion Fatigue, Ep. 151
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Understanding and addressing the realities of compassion fatigue in clinical practice and its impact on clinical outcomes
Read MoreDisaster Mental Health: How to Help in the Aftermath of a Tragedy, Ep. 43
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Guidance about the impact of community-based tragedies and effective clinical responses.
Read MoreUndoing the ‘Intake Model’: Improving the First Sessions in Psychotherapy. Ep. 150
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Research-backed ways to boost client satisfaction and engagement from the initial session and beyond
Read MoreA Candid Conversation About Documentation: Misery or Mastery? Ep. 149
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Myths, mistakes, and dos-and-dont's of clinical documentation
Read MoreComplexities of OCD and Creating Treatment That Works- ERP and Beyond, Ep. 148
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Basic etiology of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and clarity about research-based treatment options
Read MoreTalking About and Tackling Sexual Shame with ACT, Ep. 147
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Exploring how Acceptance and Commitment Therapy can reduce sexual shame
Read MoreA Clinician’s Role in Immigration Evaluations: Explaining The Process and Why The Work Deeply Matters, Ep. 146
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How clinicians can help pave the way for safety and security for the lives of those immigrating to the United States
Read MoreInviting Race Into Supervision: Vital Basics for the Clinical Development of Culturally-Responsive Supervisees, Ep. 145
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A review of The Cross-Cultural Civility-Mindset Developmental Model for ethical and culturally-responsive supervision
Read MoreWhen Our 'Life Rules' No Longer Apply: Clinical Competency In Religion & Self-Concept in the Face of Trauma, Ep. 144
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The impact of trauma and existential threats on one's religious and spiritual belief systems
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