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Ben Fineman and Caroline Wiita
Very Bad Therapy
Very Bad Therapy is a closer look at what goes wrong in the counseling room - and how it could go better - as told by the clients who survived.
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4.3 stars from 417 ratings
Podcast had a great premise, but unfortunately the hosts lack the experience and ability to appropriately research or cover the topics brought up by clients on the podcast. They also talk too much, and Ben in particular spends more time talking about what he thinks a client is probably feeling...Read full review »
NoJamCity via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/08/24
Glad you’re taking a break
My first listen was the one on trauma informed care. Given the latest research (MRI imaging, etc), there is definitely a link between trauma and the brain/nervous system. Maybe do another literature search on a real repository like MedLine. I found this podcast to be I’ll-informed and black and...Read full review »
Notaboomer66 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 11/22/23
Happy for you but sad as well
Thank you both for this. After I graduated, I still felt very lost in this field and had a lot of questions that I think you guys explored. I listened to all the episodes in like a year or less😅 and can say that it's helped me feel more at ease in the field. Ben I hope you are able to find...Read full review »
Rufels J via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 10/30/23
Recent Episodes
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Published 09/18/23
Published 09/18/23
Carrie and Ben create their own model of therapy. Goal setting! Psychoeducation! Exploitation and worrisome sales tactics! What does it say about psychotherapy when our progressively cynical efforts to develop a modality end up mirroring some of the norms in our field? This episode is...
Published 09/04/23
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