
Whether you're a student, a recent graduate, or a seasoned professional aiming for licensure, this podcast is designed to give you the edge you need to succeed.
Join us as we break down complex concepts, share insider tips, and explore essential topics that every counselor must know. With each episode, you'll gain valuable insights and practical strategies that will boost your confidence and help ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 84 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationHealth & FitnessMental Health | |||

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In 1955 a psychiatrist named Albert Ellis was frustrated.
He had trained as a psychoanalyst. He had spent years sitting behind clients, interpreting their dreams, excavating their childhoods. And he had concluded — with the directn... more
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In 1851 a physician named Samuel Cartwright published a paper describing a new mental disorder he had identified among enslaved Black people in the American South.
He called it drapetomania — the compulsion to flee captivity. The c... more
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After Matt discussed EMDR on a previous episode of Licensure Lifeline and questioned whether it could effectively be delivered virtually, clinician Julie Benson, LMHC, reached out with a simple message: Yes, it can.
So we invited h... more
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In 1992 Mary Zanarini at McLean Hospital began following a cohort of more than 300 people diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder. She checked in every two years for decades.
What she found contradicted nearly everything the... more
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I have taken the NCMHCE two times prior. I studied, went over questions and worked with other paid sites to try to pass the exam. This time I wanted something different. I had seen other videos that were helpful for the exam but I still couldn’t get over that hump. When I found this podcast, I listen to it every day and listen to multiple episodes. This is what got me over the hump. This is what got me to a point where I felt comfortable and knowledgeable. Thank you Matt Lawson for all your wor... more
I love how you explain things! I can’t stress enough how awesome this podcast is.some ideas for episodes could be The Transtheoretical Model, attachment theory and trauma modalities. Perhaps that could be for another podcast lol but I simply love how you explain things. Even the longer episodes just everting makes sense.
I just passed the NCMHCE, and though this podcast wasn’t the only resource I used, I am VERY confident that it helped me to pass on the first go. Matt does a great job of organizing information and explaining how to both “think like the test” and to apply information in clinical work. Recommend for anyone prepping for a major counseling exam!
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A clinically focused, exam-oriented show that breaks down mental health concepts with practical, test-ready strategies for licensure. Episodes cover major counseling topics—from mood disorders and personality disorders to ethics, sexuality, and motivational interviewing—framing them around licensure exam questions and real-world clinical application. The host pairs clear explanations with mnemonic devices and study tips, often weaving in historical context and contemporary clinical practice to help listeners think like exam writers while staying grounded in therapeutic skill. A notable strength is the consistent integration of exam-style questions, practical demonstrations, and resources that support ongoing learning for licensure pathways ... more
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