A Paradigm Shift in Treatment of Chronic Pain: Expanding Beyond Opioids Into Other Options, Ep. 212
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Principles of modern pain neuroscience and a review of evidence-based non-pharmacologic treatments for chronic pain
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Dollars And Sense: Connecting Financial and Emotional Wellness In Therapy, Ep. 211
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The link between financial and emotional health, with evidence-based insights and treatment options for common financial concerns
Read MoreSupporting Jewish Clients Through Antisemitism and creating safe spaces, Ep. 210
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A discussion about antisemitism and unintented ways it can manifest both in society and in clinical practice
Read MoreBridging The Divide: The Realities for Jewish and Arab Clients in a Time of Heightened Discrimination, Ep. 209
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Defining terms and discussing increases in discrimination facing Jewish and Arab clients using touchstones of cultural humility in order to provide thoughtful, effective care
Read MoreCaring For Palestinian Clients Through Trauma: Limitations of Western Norms and More Fitting Approaches, Ep. 208
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An exploration of the disparities between Western psychological paradigms and the unique mental health challenges in Palestine
Read MoreAge-Related Memory Loss: Essential Knowledge and Tools for Therapists, Ep. 207
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Best practices for navigating age-related memory loss when it presents in mental health care
Read MoreFREE CE Course: Shaping a Secure Sense of Self Using EFIT, Ep. 206
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Dr. Sue Johnson explains how Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy evokes, contains, and uses emotion in specific empirically-supported ways to help individual clients grow and thrive. Interview with Elizabeth 'Beth' Irias
Read MoreAssessing and Addressing Intimate Partner Violence, Legally and Ethically, Ep. 205
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A meaningful overview of the prevalence of intimate partner violence within couples/families and describes strategies for handling these situations
Read MoreMastering the Art of Online Group Therapy, Ep. 204
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Strategies for structuring group sessions, fostering engagement, and managing group dynamics; with discussion about law and ethics
Read MoreConditioned Emotional Suppression: The Emotional Experiences of the Marginalized, Ep. 203
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How the emotional experience of marginalized populations differs drastically from those who have more emotional privilege
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