Whats the Schemata? A Schema Therapy Podcast

Schema Therapy Training Australia

Schema Therapy

Mental Health

Voice Hearing

Imagery Rescripting

Trauma

Client Engagement

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

International Society Of Schema Therapy

Young Schema Questionnaire Revised

Emotional Needs

Coping Mechanisms

Chinese Culture

Neurodiversity Affirming Practices

Parenting Styles

Stigma In Mental Health

PTSD

Visual Hallucinations

Trauma-Informed Care

Novopsych

Therapeutic Modes

A podcast for all things Schema Therapy. Theory, skills, research and more!

110 ratings

Publishes	Monthly	Episodes	61	Founded	6 years ago
Number of Listeners		Categories	Health & FitnessMental Health

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Episode 59: Imagery Focus: Tricky Schemas and Unusual Situations In Imagery Rescripting

15 Aug 2025

Episode 58: Schema Beatle Modes, The Healthy Adult and Working Dangerous Individuals Prof. David Bernstein

27 Jun 2025

Episode 56: New Developments and Proposed Tweaks to the Schema Therapy Model with Professor Arnoud Arntz

In this episode we speak with Professor Arnoud Arntz, a founding developer and researcher of the Schema Therapy Model. We discuss new developments and proposed changes to the schema model- a must watch! Willing to help with Professor Arntz research i... more

21 May 2025

Episode 55: Schema Therapy in Chinese and other Collectivist Cultures: Implications for Clinical Practice & Training in the Model Beatrice Ng-Kessler & Rob Brockman

26 Apr 2025

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Recent Guests

David Bernstein

Professor of Forensic Psychotherapy at Maastricht University

Maastricht University

Episode: Episode 58: Schema Beatle Modes, The Healthy Adult and Working Dangerous Individuals Prof. David Bernstein

Arnoud Arntz

Professor Emeritus and key figure in the development of Schema Therapy.

ISST

Episode: Episode 56: New Developments and Proposed Tweaks to the Schema Therapy Model with Professor Arnoud Arntz

Beatrice Ng-Kessler

Clinical psychologist and founder of the Chinese Schema Therapy Academy.

Chinese Schema Therapy Academy

Episode: Episode 55: Schema Therapy in Chinese and other Collectivist Cultures: Implications for Clinical Practice & Training in the Model Beatrice Ng-Kessler & Rob Brockman

Dr. Susan Simpson

Leading expert in Schema Therapy focused on eating disorders.

Schema Therapy Training

Episode: Episode 57: Eating Disorders Update: Working with Comorbidity, Trauma, and the Body in Eating Disorders Treatment with Susan Simpson

Oz Yalcin

Researcher specializing in Schema Therapy and the YSQR

NMA Network, Western Australia

Episode: Episode 54: The YSQ- R Questionniare Update with Dr Oz Yalcin

Tara Cutland-Green

Advanced Accredited Schema Therapist and training coordinator

Episode: Episode 51: The Keys to Developing Skills and Competency In Schema Therapy: A Roundtable Discussion with Tara Cutland Green

Dr. Michiel van Vreeswijk

Clinical psychologist and psychotherapist, supervisor in Schema Therapy

Dutch Society for Schema Therapy

Episode: Episode 48 Keeping it Real! Authenticity in Schema Therapy and the Use of AI with Dr Michiel van Vreeswijk

Georgie Paulik White

Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology and Research Psychologist

Perth Voices Clinic

Episode: Episode 47: New ways to work with old voices: schema therapy, imagery rescripting and dissociation in Voice hearers

Georgie Pawlik

A pioneer applying schema-based techniques to individuals experiencing psychotic symptoms.

Perth Voices Clinic

Episode: Episode 45: Fresh Learnings For 2024

Hosts

Chris Hayes

Co-host and ISST accredited Schema Therapy Supervisor and Trainer, providing expert insights on various topics related to Schema Therapy, including client engagement and therapeutic techniques.

Rob Brockman

Co-host and ISST accredited Schema Therapy Supervisor, facilitating discussions around the application of Schema Therapy and insights from clinical practice.

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4.6 out of 5 stars from 110 ratings

Please give the guests more airtime!
This can be a great podcast, but I find myself often frustrated by the hosts not giving their guests much airtime eg. 9/8 Wendy Behary…let her answer the questions - that’s why I tuned in to the episode…please notice your tendency to talk over people, to direct your questions to the other then immediately answering it at length yourself. Please share the stage - your guests have a lot to offer the audience (as do you, I know) thanks guys.
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Schemageek
Australiaa year ago
Doesn’t work
I’ve had schema therapy by two different therapists trained by these podcasters and it didn’t help. The therapy did not follow the training manual, which I have read because I study psychology at one of Australia’s highest ranked unis for psychology. I did not get any better. I found EMDR much more useful for complex trauma.
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PatoIano
Australia3 years ago
To chatty not professional
Too much chat between yourselves! Just can’t listen to this! Such an impact schema therapy can have and you guys could be nattering about rugby! To frustrating a waste of time
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trilcghuun
Australia3 years ago
Awesome
Loving this as a new therapist! Though finding the interrupting each other a bit annoying to listen to lol sorry guys. Otherwise loving it!
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sedgjcrhv
Australia3 years ago
Great!
Especially loved your interview with Lars Masden. You guys are super engaging and your passion shines through. However I’ve noticed that Rob has a tendency to interrupt guests, which can make things a little jarring and disrupts the flow of the conversation.
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existentialist12
Australia4 years ago

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Some feedback indicates frustration with the hosts' tendency to interrupt guests, suggesting a desire for a more balanced dialogue during episodes.

There are comments about the hosts' engaging styles, which make complex topics more relatable and accessible.

Many newer therapists find the content highly beneficial as it helps them navigate their roles and deepen their understanding of Schema Therapy.

Listeners appreciate the in-depth discussions and insights shared by the hosts and guests, contributing to their understanding of Schema Therapy and its applications.

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Apple Podcasts	#232	Australia/Health & Fitness/Mental Health
Apple Podcasts	#20	Israel/Health & Fitness/Mental Health
Apple Podcasts	#55	Israel/Health & Fitness
Apple Podcasts	#65	Netherlands/Health & Fitness/Mental Health
Apple Podcasts	#91	New Zealand/Health & Fitness/Mental Health
Apple Podcasts	#113	Ireland/Health & Fitness/Mental Health

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Episode 56: New Developments and Proposed Tweaks to the Schema Therapy Model with Professor Arnoud Arntz

Q: What are the three new schemas proposed?

The three schemas are unfairness, incoherent self, and incoherent world, each connected to distinct emotional responses and coping mechanisms.

Episode 56: New Developments and Proposed Tweaks to the Schema Therapy Model with Professor Arnoud Arntz

Q: How have you been? What have you been working on?

I'm good. I'm indeed now retired, officially emeritus professor, but still doing research, supervising students and PhD candidates and seeing patients.

Episode 55: Schema Therapy in Chinese and other Collectivist Cultures: Implications for Clinical Practice & Training in the Model Beatrice Ng-Kessler & Rob Brockman

Q: How should schema therapists from non-Asian backgrounds adapt to work with clients from collectivist cultures?

Non-Asian therapists must prioritize building a safe space for clients and remain open and curious about their experiences, avoiding assumptions about their cultural background.

Episode 55: Schema Therapy in Chinese and other Collectivist Cultures: Implications for Clinical Practice & Training in the Model Beatrice Ng-Kessler & Rob Brockman

Q: What advice do you have for Asian therapists starting their schema journey?

It's highly valuable for Asian therapists to learn schema therapy as it aids in expressing feelings and setting boundaries, which are essential skills in their cultural contexts.

Episode 55: Schema Therapy in Chinese and other Collectivist Cultures: Implications for Clinical Practice & Training in the Model Beatrice Ng-Kessler & Rob Brockman

Q: Can you introduce yourself and share your background related to cultural practice in schema therapy?

Beatrice Ng-Kessler has been practicing as a clinical psychologist for over 13 years, splitting her time between Hong Kong and the UK. She founded the Chinese Schema Therapy Academy and became one of the first accredited schema therapy supervisors in the region.

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This podcast provides an in-depth exploration of Schema Therapy, a therapeutic approach aimed at addressing complex psychological issues. Discussions often highlight the application of Schema Therapy in various contexts, ranging from forensic psychology to its adaptations within different cultural frameworks, such as collectivist societies. With a focus on not only the theoretical underpinnings but also practical insights, the podcast features expert guests who contribute their knowledge and research advances, making it valuable for both professionals and those interested in mental health. The show stands out for its commitment to integrating cultural sensitivity and emerging research into the discourse around Schema Therapy, providing list... more

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