Dr. Victoria Kress advocates for the counseling profession at the local and national level, and she shares unique insights into the crisis of advocacy the counseling profession faces at the local and national level — and what we can do about it.
Michael is a sought-after advisor, strategist, copywriter, creative director, and digital marketer with over a decade of experience in the mental health industry. He is a great cheerleader and advocate of counselors as they grow their practices, and also for the counseling profession in general. In today's episode, Michael and I talk about that intersection between mental health work and the business side of the practice.
In this episode, I interview Dr. Thomas Skovholt, a leading researcher on counselor development and the author of 14 books and over 100 articles. We discuss the premise of his well regarded book, The Resilient Practioner in context of counseling during a global pandemic. He shares valuable insights and tools for avoiding burnout during difficult times.
Kimberly Dudley is a dual licensed board certified therapist, specializing in trauma recovery in the Pacific Northwest. In addition to private practice, she is a domestic violence advocate, speaker and trainer with specialized training in interpersonal neurobiology, story-informed trauma therapy and brain spotting. She has worked with inner city teen parents, and she is currently working on her first book, _Parenting Teens With Trauma Stories_. I asked Kimberly to talk to me today about her experience as a trauma therapist and the challenges of vicarious trauma.
This is women's history month, and I thought it'd be fun to share stories of pioneering women in the field of mental health.
Mariah Meyer LeFeber as a PhD candidate, a dance movement therapist, a licensed professional counselor, and a counselor educator.
Introducing, Are Your Notes Finished Yet? A Podcast For Today's Mental Health Professionals
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