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Clinical intuition: Research and Practice
This episode is eligible for CE credit - Counselors & Social Workers
Visit https://counseloreducation.thinkific.com
In this episode, I'll be talking with Social Work Professor and Researcher on the ins and outs of clinical intuition. We'll explore how instances of connection can bring about healing, and barriers to accepting intuition as a valid form of knowledge.
Learning Objectives
Meet our guest
Margaret Arnd-Caddigan PhD, LCSW is an academic clinical social worker and director of the Greenville Psychoanalytic Study Group. She has studied clinical theory and practice, with an emphasis on Relational Psychoanalytic theory and practice. Prior to her work as a clinical social worker she studied the History of Religions, and is very interested in the intersection of spirituality and psychotherapy.
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By Creasman Counseling, PLLCThis episode is eligible for CE credit - Counselors & Social Workers
Visit https://counseloreducation.thinkific.com
In this episode, I'll be talking with Social Work Professor and Researcher on the ins and outs of clinical intuition. We'll explore how instances of connection can bring about healing, and barriers to accepting intuition as a valid form of knowledge.
Learning Objectives
Meet our guest
Margaret Arnd-Caddigan PhD, LCSW is an academic clinical social worker and director of the Greenville Psychoanalytic Study Group. She has studied clinical theory and practice, with an emphasis on Relational Psychoanalytic theory and practice. Prior to her work as a clinical social worker she studied the History of Religions, and is very interested in the intersection of spirituality and psychotherapy.