Paul Gilmartin
Paul Gilmartin
Ask A Therapist - Katie Vernoy Returns
Ask A Therapist - Katie Vernoy Returns
Ask A Therapist - Katie Vernoy Returns
Friday 31st January 2020
Therapist Katie Vernoy answers listener questions about therapist-patient boundaries, client reporting, and common therapy misconceptions on 'Mental Illness Happy Hour'.
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Get the buttons here!Katie Vernoy Returns: Navigating Therapist-Patient Boundaries on Mental Illness Happy Hour
It's not a contest and it's not up to somebody else to tell us that something was not a big deal because they don't know what it is that we're feeling.
Ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes in therapy? In this episode of 'Mental Illness Happy Hour', therapist Katie Vernoy is back to shed light on some burning questions from listeners. Host Paul Gilmartin and Katie dive into the nitty-gritty of therapist-patient boundaries, exploring when and how therapists should report a client, and the common mistakes therapists make.
Katie brings her wealth of experience to the table, offering practical advice on how to know when you’re feeling overwhelmed and how therapists can better support their clients. This conversation isn't just for those in therapy but also for anyone curious about the therapeutic process. Katie's candid insights provide a window into the complexities of maintaining confidentiality and appropriate boundaries in therapy.
You'll gain a deeper understanding of the therapeutic relationship, learn about the fears that can arise, and discover how communication plays a crucial role in successful therapy. Whether you're in therapy or just interested in mental health, this episode offers valuable takeaways that will leave you more informed and empathetic.