In this special episode, we look back at the history of our podcast, our favourite episodes, and the vulnerable things about doing the podcast. We read some recent DMs from Instagram, a one-star review, and we listen to some voice notes sent in by listeners. We recorded this one late at night (for us at least!) so we get a little loopy at the end saying thank you thank you thank you, but truly, thanks for listening and being a part of our Edge of The Couch community. This marks both our 100th episode as well as the finale of Season 6. If you want more, and can't wait until Season 7, join us on patreon, where we are posting weekly episodes breaking our typical format. Maybe we will see you there!
Sitting with Grieving Clients
The Unsettling Truth of Bad Therapists
Clients Who Exclusively Talk About Other People
Do Clients Owe Us The Truth?
Being Selective about Clients: Are we allowed work solely with ideal clients?
The Difference Between Theoretical Orientation and Personal Approach
Finding Levity in Therapy
Metaphor and Analogy as Therapeutic Tools
Parents, Parenting, and Parental Estrangement
How Much Relational Processing is Too Much?
When Clients Say They Aren't Getting Anything Out of Therapy
Showing Up When You Don’t Feel Your Best
Responding to Feedback about the Podcast
When You Have a Mediocre Session
Can Clients Become Too Dependent on Therapy?
When Your Clients Take Your Words and Run with Them
The Art of Asking Questions
Are Boys and Men a Special Population? - Interview with Jake Ernst
Honouring All of Your Identities as a Therapist
Understanding Your Scope of Practice
Create your
podcast in
minutes
It is Free
Good Mood Revolution
Your Sleep Guru Podcast
Anxiety Slayer™ with Shann and Ananga
Men Do Talk Podcast
The Dr. John Delony Show
On Purpose with Jay Shetty