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- Update frequency
- every 10 days
- Average duration
- 61 minutes
- Episodes
- 246
- Years Active
- 2018 - 2025
Employment Law and Behavioral Health: What You Need to Know, Ep. 26 (Not eligible for CE credit)
Attorney Nick Merkin covers important topics in employment law in the behavioral health field, including interviewing and hiring, policy and procedure requirements, discrimination, harassment, wage c…
01:01:02 |
Mon 01 Oct 2018
Helping Clients Develop Academic Confidence: Helping Students Move From Feeling Impossible to "I'm possible", Ep. 25
Dr. Mark Stevens, PSY, provides a paradigm and specific interventions for mental health professionals and school counselors to help students who are not performing up to their potential, like develop…
01:01:02 |
Mon 01 Oct 2018
Facilitating Increased Self-Compassion with Male Clients, Ep. 24
Dr. Mark Stevens, PSY, provides tools for listeners to explore the nuances associated with finding a more compassionate inner voice and self-empathy, both within clients and themselves, and how to us…
01:00:41 |
Mon 01 Oct 2018
Simple Psychopharmacology for the Non-MD Clinician, Ep. 23
Dr. Lance Steinberg, MD, discusses standard psychopharmacology medications and medication classes, as well as what conditions may be helped by use of these medications; he also discusses various side…
01:00:28 |
Mon 01 Oct 2018
Addiction Group Counseling: Managing the Mayhem, Ep. 22 (Not eligible for CE credit)
Heather Black-Coyne, CADAC II, discusses different approaches for running addiction groups, as well as covers some pitfalls of the group process. She also discusses the critical thinking skills neces…
01:00:27 |
Mon 01 Oct 2018
Managing Burnout in Addiction Treatment: Role Clarification, Ep. 21 (Not eligible for CE credit)
Heather Black-Coyne, CADAC II, discusses ways for addiction professionals to find more balance in their work, through the use of clinical reflection, boundary-setting, and role clarification. Note: N…
01:00:17 |
Mon 01 Oct 2018
Addiction Counseling: The Importance of the Assessment, Ep. 20 (Not eligible for CE credit)
Heather Black-Coyne, CADAC II, explores the importance of the addictive disorder assessment through the eyes of Standard of Care, and offers guidance about how to effectively manage the critical comp…
01:01:22 |
Mon 01 Oct 2018
LGBTQ: Back to Basics, Ep. 19
Beck Gee-Cohen, LADC, sheds light on the basics of LGBTQ identities, and discusses language and some very basic nuances of helping the LGBTQ community from the perspective of a behavioral health prov…
01:00:15 |
Mon 01 Oct 2018
Effective Treatment Strategies for African American Clients, Ep. 18
Tia Brisco, LMFT, reviews various treatment modalities that have been shown to be effective in working with African American and Black clients, and reviews the benefits of integrating these methods w…
01:00:41 |
Mon 01 Oct 2018
Cultural Competence with African American Clients, Ep. 17
Tia Brisco, LMFT, explores how the biases, beliefs, and values of behavioral health providers impact client care, and discusses some of the cultural considerations providers ought to keep in mind whe…
01:00:38 |
Mon 01 Oct 2018
What Keeps African Americans Out of Therapy? Ep. 16
Tia Brisco, LMFT, discusses some of the roadblocks that often discourage African Americans from seeking treatment, and explores a number of methods to increase the likelihood of success in treating A…
01:00:38 |
Mon 01 Oct 2018
Frontline Clinicians and Prevention of Sex Abuse, Ep. 15
Dr. Charles Flinton, LMFT, and Cynthia Rinker, LMFT, highlight efforts to stop firsttime sexual offending and offer insights into ways that promote sexual abuse prevention from a grassroots perspect…
01:00:43 |
Mon 01 Oct 2018
The Impact of Implicit Racial Bias with Clients of Color, Ep. 14
April Tith, LMFT, explores the growing research that exists about implicit racial bias and its effect on clinical care, particularly in the service of communities of color. Note: Not eligible for CE …
01:00:33 |
Mon 01 Oct 2018
Separating Relationship OCD from Typical Relationship Uncertainty, Ep 13
Kimberley Quinlan, LMFT, provides a breakdown of the differences between Relationship OCD and typical relationship uncertainty. She also provides an overview about evidence-based treatments for Relat…
01:00:49 |
Mon 01 Oct 2018
The Key to Adolescent Family Work: Psychoeducation, Ep. 12
Talyn Olguin, LMFT, discusses the importance of providing psychoeducation and coping-skill recommendations to the individual and/or family in order to provide support for the desired or recommended c…
01:00:01 |
Mon 01 Oct 2018
Navigating Individuation: Helping Adolescents Thrive, Ep. 11
Talyn Olguin, LMFT, discusses some unique treatment considerations when working with adolescent clients, including hormones, differentiation, bullying, self-harm, increasingly more complex relationsh…
01:00:55 |
Mon 01 Oct 2018
Managing Homeostasis with the Families of Adolescents, Ep. 10
Talyn Olguin, LMFT, provides an overview of the challenges clinicians may face when attempting to disrupt homeostasis in order to improve family interactions, and provides insight about how to effect…
01:00:25 |
Mon 01 Oct 2018
Obstacles in Treating Chronic Pain and Coexisting Disorders, Ep. 08
Dr. Stephen Grinstead, LMFT, details strategies for offering more comprehensive support to patients experiencing chronic pain management problems as a means to improve treatment compliance and outcom…
01:00:34 |
Mon 01 Oct 2018
The Chronic Pain and Coexisting Disorder Problem, Ep. 07
Dr. Stephen Grinstead, LMFT, explains the current United States Opiate Epidemic and how it's impacted by chronic pain disorders, as well as the pervasiveness of these problems.
01:00:36 |
Mon 01 Oct 2018
Best Practice: What Matters In Helping Clients Heal, Ep. 06
Elizabeth Irias, LMFT, shares what keeps clients coming back, and how to reduce treatment drop-outs. Learn concise, and relevant skills to help you provide excellent, research-based care to your clie…
01:00:31 |
Mon 01 Oct 2018
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