Heather and I are talking about learning from our failures. 

• What do we need to learn
• What we need to learn instead
• What do we need to do about it

Heather and I would love to hear about some of your failures and the lesson you learned from them. 

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/to-choose-or-not-to-choose/202309/what-exactly-do-we-learn-from-failure

Heather and I are talking about creating clients and supervisees that are motivated and autonomous. 

• Intrinsic and extrinsic  motivators
• Autonomy improves learning
• Money is nice too, but autonomy is still more powerful

Heather and I would love to hear about what motivates you. 

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/why-so-curious/202309/play-with-motivation-how-autonomy-and-rewards-boost-learning

Heather and I are talking about passive aggressiveness 

• Induces criticism
• Avoids or ignores
• Sabotages

Heather and I want to know how you have caught passive aggressiveness wreaking havoc on your work place. 

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/social-instincts/202309/21-questions-to-spot-a-passive-agressive-person

Heather and I are talking about working to find balance for ourselves and our supervisees. 

• Sometimes it is difficult prioritizing
• Move towards balance over and over
• Small steps reach the finish line

Heather and I would love to hear your ideas for future episodes and about times when you have felt really out of balance. 

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/mindfully-doing-what-matters/202309/finding-balance-in-imbalance

In this episode Heather and I are talking about what a change in weather can do for us.  

• Cinnamon, Sugar, Spice, and Everything Nice
• Limited Edition
• Nostalgia

Heather and I want to hear about some of your favorite fall time memories or traditions, do you bring these to your counseling and supervision?

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/a-different-kind-of-therapy/202309/the-pumpkin-spice-phenomenon

In this episode Heather and I are talking about practicing authenticity in counseling and supervision.  

• We hide a part of ourselves
• We try to follow the “rules”
• Authenticity means making your own rules and getting what you want

Heather and I are want to hear about how you make your own rules. 

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/assembly-required/202307/what-does-authenticity-look-like-in-romantic-relationships

In this episode Heather and I are talking about the importance of past counseling experiences.  

• Positive experiences equal more sessions
• Not black and white
• Ask about past experiences

Heather and I are want to hear about how your past experiences in your own therapy have influenced your counseling and supervision. 

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/your-future-self/202308/the-connection-between-past-and-future-therapy

In this episode Heather and I are talking about handling anger in supervision.  

• Explore the origins
• Diffusing anger
• The value of anger’s aftermath

Heather and I are want to hear about when you have faced anger in supervision. 

https://ct.counseling.org/2022/09/disarming-anger/

In this episode Heather and I are talking about bullying in the work place.  

• Bullying causes anxiety, depression, isolation, somatic concerns
• Slow to ask for help
• Taking things personally

Heather and I are want to hear about ways you acknowledge bullying in the workplace. 

https://ct.counseling.org/2023/05/working-with-adults-who-bully/

In this episode Heather and I are talking about how to use short term routines in supervision. 

• Benefit to short term routines
• Flexibility, Creativity in short term routines
• Timeboxing as a solution

Heather and I are want to hear about you use short term routines. 

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/automatic-you/202307/you-dont-have-to-follow-the-same-routines-forever