The Director of Clinical Training Podcast with Joel W. Hughes, Ph.D. episodes:

• May 26, 2022S2 Ep2: Religious and Spiritual Competencies

  After a long hiatus, the DCT podcast returns with a special guest: Dr. Joseph Currier, PI of the Spiritual and Religious Competencies Project. 

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• July 10, 2020S2 Ep1: Welcome to Season 2 and what are the Consumer Information Disclosures?

  Welcome to season 2! 

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• April 09, 2020S1 Ep12: Clinical Psychology after COVID-19: Three skills to develop now

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• March 17, 2020S1 Ep11: Special Episode: Coping with the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)

  The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has disrupted daily life. What is going on? How do we cope with stress during this turbulent time?

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• March 02, 2020S1 Ep10: How to write better.

  1. Tell you how you have been betrayed by your writing education.

  2. Describe three principles of psychological science that can be hammered into sure-fire writing quality interventions, and 

  3. Wildly speculate about how artificial intelligence software can train you to write better.  
  

  Anonymous Q&A Survey: https://kent.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3f7YdZhu6wGNJiZ

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• March 02, 2020S1 Ep9: How to write more.

  NEW! Anonymous Q&A survey link: https://kent.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3f7YdZhu6wGNJiZ
  

  In this episode, I will…

  1.     Differentiate between the factors that contribute to writing more and the interventions that will make you write more.
  

  2.     Answer the debate about whether or not you need daily scheduled writing time.
  

  3.     Conclude with practical advice on writing more that you can use right away!
  

  
  

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• March 02, 2020S1 Ep8: How to write successfully.

  In this first of three episodes on writing, I will…

  1. Try to give you a ‘quick win’ before we ever get to the foundational episodes on writing more and writing better.
  

  2. Inflict many of my opinions about writing on you—we’ll call them “Joelpinions”
  

  3. Aspire to whet your appetite for the next two episodes on writing more and writing better. 

  NEW! Anonymous Q&A survey link: https://kent.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3f7YdZhu6wGNJiZ

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• February 03, 2020S1 Ep7: Productivity and Time Management Part 3

  In this episode, I will…
  

   
  

  1.     Promise that this is my last podcast on productivity and time management for a while…it’s time to get to the topic of writing.

  2.     Tell you my story of rediscovering the value of academic planners. 

  3.     And finally explain how to use your planner.
  

   
  

  You must email me to get more notes, references, etc. This is too niche to spend a long time on show notes.

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• February 03, 2020S1 Ep6: Productivity and Time Management Part 2

  In this episode, I will…
  

    

  1.     Tell you a delightful fictitious story that illustrates what I’m talking about.

  2.     Summarize 10 psychological principles that support using a productivity and time management system, and 

  3.     Proffer provocative productivity platitudes.
  

   
  

  You must email me to get more notes, references, etc. This is too niche to spend a long time on show notes.

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• February 03, 2020S1 Ep5: Productivity and Time Management Part 1

  In this episode, I will…
  

  
  

  1.     Tell you what I have in common with notable productivity gurus.

  2.     Define productivity and time management

  3.     Detour through the history and systems of productivity in America 

  4.     And claim to identify 3 principles from psychological science that help explain the success of productivity and time-management systems.
  

  
  

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