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Practical for Your Practice

The Center for Deployment Psychology
PTSD
Mental Health
Sleep Trackers
Evidence-Based Psychotherapies
Evidence-Based Practices
Motivational Interviewing
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Stress First Aid
Group Therapy
Suicide Prevention
Telehealth
Evidence-Based Psychotherapy
Fix-It Culture
Therapeutic Relationships
Evidence-Based Practices (ebps)
Imposter Syndrome
Sleep Disorders
Behavioral Health Providers
Psychosis

Three clinical psychologists and trainers at CDP come together to talk about the good, the bad, and the ugly of actually implementing Evidence-Based Psychotherapies (EBP’s). Practical for your Practice is a bi-weekly podcast featuring stories, ideas, support, and actionable intel to empower providers to keep working toward implementing EBP’s with fidelity and effectiveness. This project is sponsor... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Aaron Brinen
Clinical psychologist and evidenced-based therapist with a focus on PTSD and complex cases
University of Pennsylvania
Episode: It's Not What You're Doing. It's Why You're Doing It: Complex Cases and EBPs
Dr. Robin Brody
A psychologist specializing in PTSD and working with gender and sexual minorities.
Private practice
Episode: You Are NOT Unacceptable: Traumatic Invalidation and PTSD
Kristyn Heins
Licensed professional counselor with experience in suicide prevention telehealth.
Department of Veteran Affairs
Episode: Confident Connection and Telehealth Suicide Prevention
Carolyn Heward
Lecturer in Clinical Psychology at James Cook University
James Cook University
Episode: Look Beyond the Obvious! Exploring the Complexity of Military Culture, Identity and Mental Health
Dr. Diana Dolan
Clinical psychologist and associate director at the Center for Deployment Psychology
Center for Deployment Psychology
Episode: Don’t Attach Your Sleep Tracker to the Ceiling Fan (and Other Helpful Advice from Insomnia Experts)
Dr. Erin Frick
A colleague and fan of the podcast
Episode: Practically YOU! How It Took 5 Seasons to Have a Call-in Show
Dr. Joe Ruzek
Clinical psychologist and PTSD specialist
Veteran Administration National Center for PTSD
Episode: A Visit to Dr. Ruzek's PTSD Group Laboratory
Dr. Patricia Watson
Psychologist at the National Center for PTSD
National Center for PTSD
Episode: When the Going Gets Tough, the Tough Get Stress First Aid (SFA)
Dr. Abby Diehl
Clinical health psychologist at the Uniformed Services University.
Uniformed Services University
Episode: Shut Your Mouth and Open Your Ears: The Real Deal With the Righting Reflex

Hosts

Jenna Ermold
Co-host of the show, she is a clinical psychologist focused on practical applications of EBPs and engaging discussions about mental health practices.
Kevin Holloway
Co-host and a clinical psychologist concentrating on evidence-based approaches and personal experiences in treatment implementation.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 18 ratings
  • Episode with Dr. Brinen

    This was an incredible episode. Dr. Brinen is a wealth of knowledge while being relatable and down to earth. What a lovely human!

    Going straight to show notes for the resources.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LHcatmom2019
    United States8 months ago
  • Helpful for clinicians!

    Entertaining and informative!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mississippi shopper
    United Statesa year ago

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Listeners appreciate the engaging discussions and practical insights provided by the hosts and guests.
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Talking Points

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Meeting Clients Where They Are: EBPs in Dual Diagnosis Cases
Q: Can you give us insight as to how you go about matching up the client with what you think is going to work best for them?
The first step is to do a very robust intake. This includes the ASAM training which evaluates how substances affect the client across multiple dimensions and what interventions might be needed based on that presentation.
E is for "Enhanced": CBT-E for Eating Disorders
Q: Can you tell us just a little bit about what is CBT for eating disorders?
CBT-E stands for Enhanced Cognitive Behavior Therapy, a specialist treatment for eating disorders that consists of focused sessions to help individuals develop a regular pattern of eating and address cognitive distortions related to body image.
E is for "Enhanced": CBT-E for Eating Disorders
Q: What are some of the challenges that a therapist needs to anticipate or be prepared for in offering CBT-E, enhanced CBT?
Dr. Straebler explains how CBT-E is different from traditional CBT and emphasizes the importance of understanding the specific eating disorder behaviors that need to be targeted.
E is for "Enhanced": CBT-E for Eating Disorders
Q: How did you get into this area and what is your why?
Dr. Straebler shares her journey into the field of eating disorders, starting from an undergraduate thesis idea and evolving into a passion for helping individuals understand and recover from these illnesses.
The Big Bears: Medication-Assisted Treatment of Substance Use Disorders with Comorbidities
Q: How do you combine medication-assisted treatment with evidence-based psychotherapy?
After stabilization with MAT, therapy can proceed effectively as clients are better able to engage without preoccupation with their substance use.

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2. Dr. Robin Brody
3. Kristyn Heins
4. Carolyn Heward
5. Dr. Diana Dolan
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