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Episode Synopsis
You all know I talk about burnout a LOT on T-Talk and in real life. As a therapist who is supporting people with PTSD and trauma week after week, and supervises many clinicians who do the same, I know it can take an invisible toll on one’s physical and mental wellness. Onel that you don’t realize until one day you wake up and you’ve hit the wall.
Dr. Charlie Swenson, DBT Expert & Legend, knows this all too well and in this episode, he shares his wise advice for those of us in private practice or even just in taxing careers. He reminds us why saying no more than yes is a form of self-care and preservation of our gifts and energy.
Also in this episode:
Inspiration for To Hell and Back
Healing is all about timing
Recovering from waves upon waves
Powerful vulnerabilities
Taking small steps to solve problems
The injury metaphor and burnout
Being able to say no
Dr. Charlie Swenson is an Associate Professor at UMass Medical School and is in private practice in Northampton, MA. As a DBT expert, he has produced 83 one-hour podcast episodes since 2017 and authored a book called DBT Principles in Action: Acceptance, Change and Dialectics.
How do you feel about saying no more often than yes? Share with me!.
Show Notes Here
https://www.rebelmente.com/t-talk-podcast/charlieswenson2
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Connect with Charlie
Website
To Hell and Back
Connect with Shaelene
Follow Shaelene on TikTok
Follow Shaelene on Instagram
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DBT Group Practice Owners FB Group
Thank you for taking the time to share the mental health tea today! If you enjoyed this episode, please head over to Apple Podcast or Spotify, give me a 5-star rating and review to tell me how this show resonated with your life. Follow me on Instagram, and feel free to send me a message introducing yourself!
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Dr. Charlie Swenson, DBT Expert & Legend, knows this all too well and in this episode, he shares his wise advice for those of us in private practice or even just in taxing careers. He reminds us why saying no more than yes is a form of self-care and preservation of our gifts and energy.
Also in this episode:
Inspiration for To Hell and Back
Healing is all about timing
Recovering from waves upon waves
Powerful vulnerabilities
Taking small steps to solve problems
The injury metaphor and burnout
Being able to say no
Dr. Charlie Swenson is an Associate Professor at UMass Medical School and is in private practice in Northampton, MA. As a DBT expert, he has produced 83 one-hour podcast episodes since 2017 and authored a book called DBT Principles in Action: Acceptance, Change and Dialectics.
How do you feel about saying no more often than yes? Share with me!.
Show Notes Here
https://www.rebelmente.com/t-talk-podcast/charlieswenson2
*Ads mentioned in this episode are expired.*
Connect with Charlie
Website
To Hell and Back
Connect with Shaelene
Follow Shaelene on TikTok
Follow Shaelene on Instagram
Work With Shaelene
Sign Up To Receive Emails From Shaelene
DBT Group Practice Owners FB Group
Thank you for taking the time to share the mental health tea today! If you enjoyed this episode, please head over to Apple Podcast or Spotify, give me a 5-star rating and review to tell me how this show resonated with your life. Follow me on Instagram, and feel free to send me a message introducing yourself!
Interested in advertising your business or services on T-Talk?
Check out our Podcast Sponsorship page, where you can check out everything included in our Pod Sponsor Package and see if it’s the right fit for you, your audience and your business!
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