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We finally talk about attachment. We have touched on this topic in several episodes but today I talk with Shirley Crenshaw, LCSW, a specialist in attachment related issues and trauma. If you are wondering how childhood relationships can have big impacts on people later in life, then you will enjoy this episode. I hope you enjoy!
Today Stephanie Barbee and I start to explore how our experiences shape our identity, attachment needs/responses, and how to work on becoming who you want to be. We talk about messages different people get at different times of their life as examples to help you start to think about your own identity and what helped form you into who you are today. The wonderful part of being human is we can change our identity over time and we also discuss how Stephanie helps people do so! We hope you enjoy!
Many times we think about sitting on the couch and talking to someone when we think of therapy. This is because most therapy consists of that. However, Brainspotting is a therapy that can help with a variety of issues with very little speaking. In this episode, I talk to Brittany Bagy about Brainspotting. This type of therapy was developed by Dr. David Grand, and is very unique type of therapy.
If you are curious about the brain and different ways therapy can engage in change in the brain/body then you will love this episode!
Men face a cultural stigma in therapy and today, we start to explore why. If you are a guy thinking about therapy or a therapist that works with guys, this will be most helpful for you. We hope you enjoy!
Self awareness is something that helps us be who we want to be and understand why we do the things we do. It is an attribute healthy, successful, and many great leaders share. Maybe, self awareness is the key ingredient to big mental health changes! Join Craig Foust, Nicole Oliver, and Pete Sandoval for this episode. We hope you enjoy!
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