When you have lived experience - Interview with Mimi Cole

In an interview, Jordan talks with Mimi Cole, student therapist and educator and writer on OCD and eating disorders, about her experience in school and online with self-disclosure, and the implications for her future work with clients. 

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You can find our guest Mimi Cole on Instagram @the.lovelybecoming or at her website www.mimi-cole.com

Mimi Cole cites her learning from:

On the recovered clinician: Carolyn Costin https://www.carolyn-costin.com/recovered-eating-disorderprofession

On being put on a pedestal: Dr. Maria Paredes https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/maria-paredes-greensboro-nc/297520

On being human first, therapist second: Lisa Olivera https://www.instagram.com/_lisaolivera/?hl=en

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