What it Takes to Heal

What it Takes to Heal

By What It Takes to HealHealth & FitnessMental Health
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What it Takes to Heal episodes

  • What do you need to know about trauma before choosing a therapist?

    In this episode we talk to Sarah Freeze, Clinical Director at Create Outcomes. Sarah highlights the importance of understanding whether you have experienced trauma when seeking therapy. She offers helpful and specific information regarding what to look for within yourself — and your therapist — to ensure that you are in the right place to heal.

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    39 min
  • Can you really find a great therapist online?

    Dr. Allyson Cole and Cory Griffis walk us through how to find a therapist through an online directory. In this episode, they talk about the confusing nature of finding the right therapist and talk about some of the jargon you’ll need to wade through.

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    42 min
  • How do you know If you are with the right therapist?

    Breaking up with a therapist is hard to do and knowing whether you should find a new therapist is often even more daunting. This episode tells you which qualities to look for in your therapeutic relationship.

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    44 min
  • What does it take to heal?

    Dr. Allyson Cole and Cory Griffis walk us through an introduction to therapy and this podcast. They share stories and even answer some common questions, to help you understand the process of healing.

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    37 min

About What it Takes to Heal

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What it Takes to Heal is for people who want to understand how therapy actually works. Dr. Allyson Cole, licensed psychologist and CEO of Create Outcomes, and Cory Griffis, a drug and alcohol interventionist, explain why some people succeed in therapy, while others just seem to vent. Their goal is to help people grow toward their highest potential.