In episode 61 Dr. Hoye is joined by Melissa Doman, M.A. Melissa is an organizational psychologist, keynote speaker, a former mental health clinician, and mental health at work specialist.

In this episode, we discuss Melissa’s efforts on mental health at work in the UK and the US, and the impact of COVID-19 on mental health at work.

Since the advent of the COVID 19 virus, the landscape of behavioral health has changed significantly. These include changes for consumers and behavioral health specialists.

With these changes in mind, we decided to reach out to Chicago area clinicians to get their take on the current events, and how they see the landscape of mental health. 

Guests this episode:

Stephanie Johnson, PsyD

Amanda Kapadia, LCSW

Since the advent of the COVID 19 virus, the landscape of behavioral health has changed significantly. For consumers, this includes:

With these changes in mind, we decided to reach out to Chicago area clinicians to get their take on the current events, and how they see the landscape of mental health developing.  We set up interviews with two clinicians  at a time, in order to create more of a dialog among peers.  There are four interviews total.

Guests this Episode:

Dr. Carla Carter

Christine Vin

Since the advent of the COVID 19 virus, the landscape of behavioral health has changed significantly. This has included changes for both consumers and behavioral health specialists.

With these changes in mind, we decided to reach out to Chicago area clinicians to get their take on the current events, and how they see the landscape of mental health and psychotherapy developing.

Aaron Karmin, LCPC
Karen Rothstein Pineda, MA, LCPC

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Since the advent of the COVID 19 virus, the landscape of behavioral health has changed significantly. These have been effecting both consumers and behavioral health clinician.

With these changes in mind, we decided to reach out to Chicago area clinicians to get their take on the current events, and how they see the landscape of mental health and psychotherapy developing.  

This Episode's Guests:
Rachel D. Miller, AMFT
& Kristin Velazquez Kenefick, Psy.D, RYT, TIYT

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On episode 56, Kyle is joined by Erica Hornthal, Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and Board-Certified Dance/Movement Therapist. Erica is the founder and CEO of Chicago Dance Therapy, a group practice founded in 2011.

Erica explains how dance/movement therapy can be used in conjunction with traditional talk therapy to further deepen the client experience. She explains that each person has a movement profile or signature that is unique to the individual.

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Kyle and Scott are joined by Dr. Jermaine Thomas, Psy.D.  Jermain is a licensed clinical psychologist in Chicago IL.  
In this episode, Dr.Thomas addresses:
· The disproportionate number of COVID-19 cases amidst the African American community
· Trans-generational trauma and epigenetics
· Health issues in the African American community and chronic stress
· Attachment theory as it plays out in African Americans
· The current protests that are being held in the wake of George Floyd’s death

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On episode 54, Dr. Hoye is joined by is Eric Cathcart. Eric is a funeral event planner and producer, and owner and founder of InRemember, a company that helps to celebrate the story of loved one’s lives. ​Eric discusses end of life planning, and the process of shared grief through celebration.

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On episode 53 of the Chicago Psychology Podcast, Dr. Hoye is joined by Margot Esther Borden, a psychotherapist, author, and coach.

The COVID-19 pandemic brings with it a tsunami of issues. Personal issues around health and mental wellbeing are joined by an unfathomable ethical, ecological and economic crisis. We are each impacted physically, emotionally, intellectually and spiritually. and spiritual seeker.

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On episode 52 of the Chicago Psychology Podcast, Dr. Hoye speaks with Dr. Nitaya Chawla. Dr. Chawla is a licensed clinical psychologist in Chicago Illinois. She works as a solution-focused therapist with individuals and couples.

Dr. Hoye & Dr. Chawla discuss her work with south Asian couples. She covers the cultural differences with this population on a macro and micro level, and shares her insights from working with them in couples’ therapy.

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