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Connection Therapy

Brenda Murrow

Hello and thank you for joining the Connection Therapy podcast.This is a podcast about the craft of psychotherapy and we seek to support those who strive to improve their craft by sharing research about the science and stories about the art of psychology.Together we will explore these findings so you can decide how you want to apply them to benefit your practice.

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118 episodes

  1. Episode 118: Revisioning the role of stress with Dr. Patrick Steffen 24:30
  2. Episode 117: Non-medical interventions that support depression: Practice Considerations 15:25
  3. Episode 116: Anger in Session: Work through it or deflect it? 17:45
  4. Episode 115: Indicators of Outcomes Through the Lifespan 12:47
  5. Episode 114: What does Heart Rate Variability have to do with Mental Health? 15:27
  6. Episode 113: Eye Contact as an Indicator of Intervention Potential Effectiveness 18:47
  7. Episode 112: GRIT as a Psychology Construct: Practice Considerations 14:12
  8. Episode 111: Considering Interpersonal Synchrony as Somatic Transference 16:17
  9. Episode 110: When Talk-therapy Interventions Meet Their Limits 17:37
  10. 109: Is Interpersonal Synchrony a Therapy Goal? 26:57
  11. 108. Reasons Coping Skills Don’t Always Work, and Ways to Help 16:42
  12. Episode 107. If Play Supports Learning, then How Does Mental Health Treatment Support Play? 16:14
  13. 106. Play as an Indicator of Therapeutic Alliance 13:57
  14. 105. Physiological Synchrony Practice Considerations 21:19
  15. 104. Observing Interpersonal Synchrony in Therapy 26:20
  16. 103. The Levels of Synchrony in Therapy 20:17
  17. 102. Supports That Are Needed in Session for Change to Happen 20:41
  18. 101. There’s Hope in Research Providing Potential Improvements 14:38
  19. 100. Increasing our Skills in Observation Leads to Improvements in our Interventions 22:32
  20. 99. Using Your Voice to Set the Frame in the Therapy Session 19:08
  21. 98. Emotional Variety is an Indicator of Attachment Style 14:27
  22. 97. Before You Understand What You Hear, You Feel It 12:02
  23. 96. Assessing Readiness for Interventions by Listening to Voice Prosody 21:18
  24. 95. Transitions and the Healing Power of Expression 13:29
  25. 94. How Eye Contact Affects the Delivery of Telehealth Services 17:16
  26. 93. Mental Health Awareness: Healing in Community 20:19
  27. 92. Reading the Nervous System Through Facial Movement in Clinical Practice 20:51
  28. 91. What Humans Can Learn from Horses to Improve Relationships with Janet Jones, PhD 21:38
  29. 90. How to Recognize Emotional States Across Species with Janet Jones, PhD 24:14
  30. 89. Making Stronger Bonds Between Species with Janet Jones, PhD 25:13
  31. 88. Improve Mental Health Therapy Interventions by Observing & Assessing Non-Verbal Behaviors 30:06
  32. 87. Horse Behaviors & Human Behaviors: A Discussion with Haley Mathews, PATH Intl. CTRI®, Part Two 21:43
  33. 86. Horse Behaviors & Human Behaviors: A Discussion with Haley Mathews, PATH Intl. CTRI®, Part One 25:13
  34. 85. Improving Outcomes for Patients by Acknowledging and Encouraging Cooperation 20:15
  35. 84. Foundational Research Still Useful in the Practice of Emotion-Focused Therapy 15:39
  36. 83. Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT) Part 3 with Ladan Safvati, LMFT 34:29
  37. 82. Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT) Part 2 with Ladan Safvati, LMFT 27:21
  38. 81. Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT) with Ladan Safvati, LMFT 20:09
  39. 80. The Evidence for Multiple Therapy Modalities 20:31
  40. 79. Carl Rogers’ 1957 Foundational Article and the Implications for Research 16:07
  41. 78. Resistance to Change Can Instead Be Overwhelming Fear: Strategies to Determine the Difference 24:28
  42. 77. What a Regulated Nervous System State Looks and Sounds Like in a Therapy Session 18:18
  43. 76. Observing Non-Verbal Signals to Understand How to Reduce Anxious Responses During Times of Change 26:49
  44. 75. How to View Non-Verbal Signals to Determine Readiness for Change 32:10
  45. 74. Highlights from the Year 37:25
  46. 73. Reflections with Kinsey Rone, LCPC: What Works & What’s in the Works 43:42
  47. 72. Not Always Jolly: Nature’s Lessons for the Holidays 18:17
  48. 71. Expecting Great Outcomes - A Look at the Pygmalion (Rosenthal) Effect 8:43
  49. 70. Supporting Veterans? Learn about the Research History that Drives Current Treatments 13:29
  50. 69. The Research on Supporting Veterans 24:06