Dan and Dr. Tony Rousmaniere, President of Sentio University, continue in part 2 of the conversation.

In part 2 with Dr. Rousmaniere, they discusses the intersection of AI and therapy, the challenges of establishing a new therapy school, and the importance of continuous improvement in therapeutic practices. Dr. Rousmaniere emphasizes the need for therapists to engage in deliberate practice, fostering a culture of vulnerability and openness, and the significance of accountability in therapy. 

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Dan is joined by Dr. Tony Rousmaniere, President of Sentio University.

In this episode, Dr. Rousmaniere emphasizes the importance of accountability in therapy and introduces the concept of deliberate practice as a means to improve therapeutic skills. Then, Dan and Dr. Rousmaniere discuss the establishment of Sentio University, which focuses on rigorous training and feedback for therapists. The episode concludes with reflections on the impact of AI on the field of therapy and the need for therapists to adapt to this changing landscape.

Special Guest: Dr. Tony Rousmaniere

Useful Resources: 

Sentio University

Free Tools for Therapists

Research on Deliberate Practice

Practicing Deliberate Practice

ChatGPT my be largest mental health provider

Demonstration of Deliberate Practice

Supervision Using Deliberate Practice

Deliberate Practice Podcast

Deliberate Practice Exercises

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Part 2 with Dr. Mahesh Menon, clinical associate professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of British Columbia (UBC).

Join Dan and Dr. Menon in part 2 as they continue into the complexities of cognitive remediation and its application in mental health, particularly in psychosis. Dr. Menon discusses the cognitive challenges faced by individuals with psychosis, the importance of metacognitive training, and innovative approaches like avatar therapy. Dan and Dr. Menon emphasize the need for personalized treatment strategies that address cognitive biases and enhance patient insight, while also navigating the pushback against certain treatment modalities in the mental health field.

Special Guest: Dr. Mahesh Menon

Cognitive Remediation Resources

The North American CBT for psychosis Network page

Links to a lot of helpful resources (video, books etc) related to psychotherapy for psychosis

Online Training Portal for Metacognitive Training (MCT) for Psychosis

Brain Fitness Games

Dr. Nicola Wright: Resources for treating psychosis

https://thebanyan.org/

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Dan is joined by Dr. Mahesh Menon, clinical associate professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of British Columbia (UBC).

Dr. Menon shares his journey into psychology and mental health advocacy, discussing his early experiences with an NGO that supported homeless women with mental illness. Dr. Menon then explains the complexities of psychosis, including its symptoms, classifications, and the role of dopamine in the brain. Then, Dan and Dr. Menon discuss differences between delusions and hallucinations, the impact of substance use on mental health, and the age of onset for psychosis. 

Special Guest: Dr. Mahesh Menon

Cognitive Remediation Resources

The North American CBT for psychosis Network page

Links to a lot of helpful resources (video, books etc) related to psychotherapy for psychosis

Online Training Portal for Metacognitive Training (MCT) for Psychosis

Brain Fitness Games

Dr. Nicola Wright: Resources for treating psychosis

https://thebanyan.org/

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Dr. Rod Goodyear returns for part 2 to continue the conversation with Dan on Clinical Supervision.

Dr. Goodyear returns to explore the intricate dynamics of clinical supervision, emphasizing the importance of the supervisory relationship, the distinction between supervision and therapy, and the role of humility. Dan and Dr. Goodyear delve into supervisory ruptures, effective feedback mechanisms, and the cultural nuances that influence supervision practices. They also addresses the developmental trajectories of supervisors and the relationship between supervision and therapist expertise, highlighting the need for deliberate practice and collaborative evaluation to enhance professional growth.

Special Guest: Dr. Rod Goodyear

Fundamental of Clinical Supervision

International Interdisciplinary Conference on Supervision

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Dan is joined by Dr. Rodney Goodyear, an expert on Clinical Supervision.

This episode starts with Dan and Dr. Goodyear exploring the evolution and current state of clinical supervision in psychology, highlighting the importance of structured training, mentorship, and the supervisory relationship. Then, Dr. Goodyear shares the impact of international perspectives, and the necessity of clear contracts in supervision to enhance the learning process for supervisees, as well as the need for ongoing education and the development of a learning partnership framework to improve supervision practices.

Special Guest: Dr. Rod Goodyear

Fundamental of Clinical Supervision

International Interdisciplinary Conference on Supervision

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Dr. Terence Tracey returns for part 2.

Dan and Dr. Tracey continue the conversation as they explore the origins of interests, particularly in relation to gender differences and cultural influences. Dr. Tracey then delves into the nature vs. nurture debate, examining how interests may be hardwired or learned, and how they manifest differently across cultures. The impact of developmental changes during adolescence on interests is also highlighted, emphasizing the importance of early interventions in education. At the end, they address the role of interests in career counseling and the ethical considerations of navigating gender norms in career choices.

Special Guest: Dr. Terence Tracey

The Personal Growth Inventory

Gender Differences on Interests

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Dr. Terence Tracey returns to the show nearly a year after joining Dan on the first episode of the show!

Dr. Tracey discusses his journey as a psychotherapy researcher, focusing on the development and application of circumplex models in psychology. He explains the significance of vocational interests and how they predict success in various fields. Then, Dan and Dr. Tracey cover the Personal Globe Inventory, a tool that Dr. Tracey co-developed, and the implications of gender differences in vocational interests.

Special Guest: Dr. Terence Tracey

The Personal Growth Inventory

Gender Differences on Interests

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Dan welcomes back Dr. Simon Rice, Clinical Psychologist and Principal Research Fellow based at Orygen, Centre for Youth Mental Health at The University of Melbourne, Australia.

Dan and Dr. Rice continue diving into the complexities of men's mental health, particularly focusing on suicide risks and the societal norms surrounding masculinity that often prevent men from seeking help. They highlight the importance of effective communication strategies for supporting men in distress, the role of "Movember" in advancing men's health initiatives, and the challenges faced in advocating for men's health in a contested space while emphasizing that improving men's health ultimately benefits everyone in their lives.

Special Guest: Dr. Simon Rice

Movember

Movember Men's Health Institute

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Dan welcomes Dr. Simon Rice, Clinical Psychologist and Principal Research Fellow based at Orygen, Centre for Youth Mental Health at The University of Melbourne, Australia.

Dan and Dr Rice start the conversation on the complexities of men's mental health, particularly focusing on the unique aspects of male depression and the influence of masculine norms. Dr. Rice then covers the dual nature of masculine norms, generational shifts in adherence to these norms, and the cultural influences that affect how men express and cope with depression. The conversation emphasizes the need for better support systems and the importance of fostering strong social relationships among men.

Special Guest: Dr. Simon Rice

Movember

Movember Men's Health Institute

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