Edge of the Couch

Edge of the Couch

Por: Jordan Pickell and Alison McCleary
Two good friends and experienced therapists explore the topics that were either shied away from or dismissed because they were too big, too nuanced, too risky, or too uncomfortable to address in school or even in supervision. We want to inspire and encourage therapists to think more deeply, show up more fully, and find humour and self-compassion in navigating the messier parts of being a therapist.
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Latest episodes of the podcast Edge of the Couch

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When Clients Dismiss Their Trauma 26/06/2024
Working with Clients who are "Too Emotional" 19/06/2024
Are Therapists Becoming Enmeshed? 12/06/2024
Why Therapists Aren't Talking about Genocide 05/06/2024
Celebrating 100 Episodes: A Love Letter to Ourselves and to You, Our Listeners 20/03/2024
Managing Our Own Shit When It's Activated in Session 13/03/2024
When You Feel Like You Need to Prove Yourself 06/03/2024
When a Client Rejects Us 28/02/2024
Starting and Ending Sessions 21/02/2024
Responding to "I Don't Know" 14/02/2024
Cancellations, Late Cancellations, and No-Shows 07/02/2024
Helping Clients Take Relational Risks 31/01/2024
Disillusionment, Exhaustion, and the Economy: Why so many therapists are leaving the field 24/01/2024
The Differences and Similarities Between In-Person and Virtual Sessions 17/01/2024
When Clients Talk about "Small Things" 03/01/2024
Therapist Boundaries 27/12/2023
Naming the Elephant in the Room 20/12/2023
Working with Shame 13/12/2023
The Therapist as Fellow Traveller 06/12/2023
What We Look for in Practicum Students 29/11/2023
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