Dive deep into the world of family therapy, where two therapists, Adam (a seasoned researcher) and Elliott (a practicing clinician), unpack the complexities of the podcast series "Family Therapy" from iHeartRadio. Explore Elliott’s clinical decisions during family therapy sessions and unravel the thought process and techniques behind the SFBT approach. Whether you're a mental health professional, a student of psychology, or simply curious about the dynamics of family therapy, this series offers insightful discussions that shed light on the real-world application of therapeutic practices.
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Dive deep into the world of family therapy, where two therapists, Adam (a seasoned researcher) and Elliott (a practicing clinician), unpack the complexities of the podcast series "Family Therapy" from iHeartRadio. Explore Elliott’s clinical decisions during family therapy sessions and unravel the thought process and techniques behind the SFBT approach. Whether you're a mental health professional, a student of psychology, or simply curious about the dynamics of family therapy, this series offers insightful discussions that shed light on the real-world application of therapeutic practices.
The Brain Can Be a Negative Thought Engine - After the Session
After the Session - A Therapy Podcast
37 minutes 46 seconds
1 year ago
The Brain Can Be a Negative Thought Engine - After the Session
In this episode, let's explore the nuanced language Elliott uses when asking questions and how it helped Jay's therapy experience.
After the Session - A Therapy Podcast
Dive deep into the world of family therapy, where two therapists, Adam (a seasoned researcher) and Elliott (a practicing clinician), unpack the complexities of the podcast series "Family Therapy" from iHeartRadio. Explore Elliott’s clinical decisions during family therapy sessions and unravel the thought process and techniques behind the SFBT approach. Whether you're a mental health professional, a student of psychology, or simply curious about the dynamics of family therapy, this series offers insightful discussions that shed light on the real-world application of therapeutic practices.
