How (not) to help !!!
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“Podcast rage here . Episode 3 - please consider retracting your (uninformed) remarks about trauma informed care !!!! It does not involve a rejection of the diagnosis of BPD. A critical approach to our work in this field is DBT (Linehan., 2015) - developed specifically to work with people living with BPD - a core ethos in our trauma informed work informed by this model is that “validation means the acknowledgment of what is valid - it does not mean making valid nor does it mean validating that which is invalid “ p.88. The absolute opposite of what you presented ! The perspectives you aired just went to show the workers you interviewed were ill informed and inappropriately trained - not doing your position much good ??”
Littleridge via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
04/21/23
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“A good introduction and certainly a perplexing case. Cleary there are some valid questions about the logistics of all this.
However, I do hope that in future episodes we will hear from experts on sexual assault/child abuse, so that people are informed on of how victims often cope/react to abuse,...”Read full review »
Micky8Dee via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
04/05/23
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“Detailed description of this case. Not sure why people gave it bad reviews. Worth listening to.”
BrandyAndCo via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/07/23
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“This is the most biased piece of “journalism” I have ever heard. Victim blaming at its worst!”
WillNFLT via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/06/23
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