@sametherapy Podcast

In this episode, we bring in Telebehavioral Health.US therapists Jade Flora-Holmquist, LMSW and Trisha Waun, LMSW to finish the discussion and understand homeless youth. We focus on the resilience of these individuals, and how to better help this particular group of people.

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In this episode, we talk to Telebehavioral Health.US therapist and CEO, Susie Morozowich, LMSW, LCSW along with founder of the non-profit, Still I Run, Sash E. Wolff. We discuss Sasha’s incredible brand, and the importance of mental health awareness that so many have found through running. 

Help us spread the word of her amazing work by visiting https://www.stilliruncommunity.com or follow the group on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/StillIRun/.

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In this episode, we bring in Telebehavioral Health.US therapists Jade Flora-Holmquist, LMSW, Trisha Waun, LMSW, and clinical intern Rhiannon Bower to discuss and understand homeless youth. We dive into many different reasons and concerns of why adolescents run away. However, we didn’t get through everything, so stay tuned for a part 2!

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In this episode, we bring in Telebehavioral Health’s therapist Amy Mansfield and practice manager Stephanie Sikma. We discuss how dementia affects the patient and everyone around them, and learning how to properly care for them. We also bring up relevant information during these times we face.

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In this episode, we bring in another one of Telebehavioral Health’s newest partners, Robin Wolff. She is the therapist working with Maureen McGarry on the project, Art for the Young at Heart located in Arcata, California . In this group, she contributes therapeutic techniques that flow with the art lesson McGarry is teaching.

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In this episode, we bring in Telebehavioral Health.US newest partner, Maureen McGarry. She is an artist from Northern California, where she is creating a new service group named Art for the Young at Heart. In this group, she contributes her love of teaching art with the addition of counseling from a local therapist.

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In this episode, we bring in Telebehavioral Health.US therapist Trisha Waun, LMSW, Jade Flora-Holmquist, LMSW and clinical intern Amanda Wells to discuss how someone becomes a social worker. What is the journey of becoming a therapist and what is important to learn on the way?

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In this episode, we bring in Telebehavioral Health.US clinical intern Amanda Wells to talk about what school will look like during the pandemic. While we discuss our own personal experiences, we also speak about our own opinions on the schools and their strategies to continue the year.

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In this episode, we bring in Telebehavioral Health.US therapist Jade Flora-Holmquist, LMSW to discuss the importance of psychoeducation. Brief definition, psychoeducation is understanding mental health, and Jade gives us examples of how to use it properly.

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This episode, we bring in Telebehavioral Health.US therapist Ieeia Currie, LMSW, LISW back to discuss her new copyrighted therapeutic technique, Tangible Therapy. She shares with us how a tangible object such as a box can be used to help strengthen one's mental health battles!

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