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Practical for Your Practice

The Consortium for Defense Psychology
PTSD
Mental Health
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Evidence-Based Psychotherapies
Sleep Trackers
Evidence-Based Practices
Motivational Interviewing
Collateral Information
Suicide Prevention
Group Therapy
Stress First Aid
Evidence-Based Psychotherapy
Telehealth
Military
Suicide
Behavioral Health
Psychosis
Behavioral Health Providers
Imposter Syndrome
Sleep Disorders

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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The first 12 months after leaving the military can be an incredible window of opportunity, but it is also a uniquely high-risk time for a service member’s mental health. When the uniform comes off, Veterans don't just leave a job; they lose a built-i... more

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Clinical work with clients at high risk for suicide can make providers feel they are on a conveyor belt. One reason for this is that, sadly, so many people are struggling with crises and safety concerns; the demand for services seems never-ending. Bu... more

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In this episode, hosts Drs. Jenna Ermold and Carin Lefkowitz sit down with clinical psychologist and national pain management expert Dr. Jennifer Murphy to dismantle the traditional, "find it, fix it" biomedical approach to chronic pain. Drawing from... more

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In this episode of Practical for your Practice, hosts Dr. Kevin Holloway and Dr. Jenna Ermold dive into the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence in mental healthcare. They are joined by 1LT John Ray Roberts and 1LT Annie McConnon, ri... more

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Recent Guests

Erin Frick
Licensed Clinical Psychologist; associate director at CDP; leads VA Safeguard Initiative trainings
CDP
Episode: Redefining the "Wins" in Suicide Prevention
Jennifer Murphy
Clinical psychologist specializing in pain management and veteran care
Applied VR / VA (Department of Veterans Affairs)
Episode: No Wrong Door: Navigating Chronic Pain, PTSD, and Suicide in Military Populations
John Ray Roberts
First Lieutenant, USU Clinical Psychology Program, Laboratory of Cognitive Interventions
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
Episode: Not Your Granny's AI: Providers Perceptions of Artificial Intelligence in Psychotherapy
Annie McConnon
First Lieutenant, USU Clinical Psychology Program, Laboratory of Cognitive Interventions
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
Episode: Not Your Granny's AI: Providers Perceptions of Artificial Intelligence in Psychotherapy
Andrew Devendorf
Licensed psychologist; subject matter expert in suicide; Henry M. Jackson Foundation
Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine
Episode: The Club Nobody Wants to Join: Coping with Suicide Loss
Shane Kraus
Associate Professor, UNLV; Behavioral Addictions Lab
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Episode: The Near Miss: Neurobiology and Risk of Gambling Disorder for Service Members and Veterans
Gabe Pailetti
Speaker referenced as returning guest on stress-related topics in season
Episode: And the Nominees Are... EBP "Sins" On The Red Carpet
Kurt West
Episode participant noted as providing a helpful conversation on firearm safety and client conversations
Episode: And the Nominees Are... EBP "Sins" On The Red Carpet
Randy Martin
EAP professional with over 20 years in the field
Employee Assistance Programs (EAP)
Episode: It's Not the Principal's Office! The ABCs of EAPs

Hosts

Carin Lefkowitz
Host of Practical for Your Practice
Jenna Ermold
Co-host/Host of Practical for Your Practice
Kevin Holloway
Co-host/Editor
Corinne Lefkowitz
Host of Practical for Your Practice

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 Statesa year ago
  • Helpful for clinicians!

    Entertaining and informative!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mississippi shopper
    United States2 years ago

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Content is credible, evidence-focused, with actionable takeaways for busy clinicians.
The discussions balance theory with real-world constraints and policy implications.
Positive on-host collaboration and resources shared for improving practice.
Listeners appreciate practical, field-ready guidance for implementing EBPs.
Guests bring diverse clinical insights, especially around military health and trauma.

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The Club Nobody Wants to Join: Coping with Suicide Loss
Q: How did it change your professional approach after your experiences and the conversations you've had?
Both hosts described balancing personal and professional identities, with Andrew leaning into research and clinical work to prevent suicide, while Carin and another host explored related avenues; over time they learned to accept limitations, avoid burnout, and support others through stigma while maintaining professional roles.
The Club Nobody Wants to Join: Coping with Suicide Loss
Q: Can I just have one follow on to when you first were brave enough to write a blog about it, you said you were shocked by the response. Can you share what was shocking?
I was surprised because I felt suicide loss was rare and that few people would relate, yet after publishing the blog I heard from acquaintances, casual friends, and coworkers who said they too were affected, which revealed how many people feel alone with this experience.
Thanks, Jane! Toiling With Terminations
Q: What does an ideal termination process look like to each of you?
The hosts describe starting with early planning, setting concrete goals, and agreeing on how progress will be measured, followed by a final session with a clear agenda and a warm handoff when possible.
Mama Mia, Peachy Keen! Stress as a Team Sport
Q: What does 'stress as a team sport' look like in practice?
It involves selecting who is on your stress team, agreeing on cues and what intervention should follow, and having open conversations about individual needs so supportive actions are precise and non-intrusive.
Mama Mia, Peachy Keen! Stress as a Team Sport
Q: Can you define stress and explain the holistic approach you take?
Stress is the body's and brain's response to things that matter; it should be viewed through a holistic lens that includes sleep, nutrition, social and physical fitness, and meaning, so it can be managed to improve performance rather than being avoided.

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This show centers on the practical realities of implementing evidence-based psychotherapies in real-world clinical settings, with a focus on fidelity, scalability, and deployment across military and civilian systems. Episodes routinely explore topics like burnout, supervision and consultation for clinicians, workplace mental health, suicide prevention, OCD and sleep disorders, and safe client conversations about sensitive issues such as firearms and termination of care. A standout thread is blending clinical rigor with human-centered approaches—sharing concrete tools, training resources, and system-level strategies that listeners can apply in their practices, clinics, or programs. The format tends to feature experienced practitioners and re... more

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2. Jennifer Murphy
3. John Ray Roberts
4. Annie McConnon
5. Andrew Devendorf
6. Shane Kraus
7. Gabe Pailetti
8. Kurt West

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