American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy

Y'all, I am so pleased to introduce my dear friend, Carole Cullen.

She's a licensed marriage family therapist, certified emotionally focused therapist, certified in Gottman as a Gottman therapist, and she's an AAMFT approved supervisor.

Carol founded My Therapist, her group practice in Wake Forest, and brings more than 25 years of experience to helping couples rebuild trust, strengthening emotional connection, and deep intimacy.

And she also supports clinicians through supervision and professional development.

And again, I just want to say, you can find Carol Cullens.

She's a licensed marriage family therapist, certified EFT therapist.

She's an AAMFT supervisor.

She runs a lovely podcast.

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So it was actually recognized by the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists, the AAMFT, as a mental health resource for trauma survivors and therapists and educators.

Congratulations.

That's incredible.

She is a self-published independent author, a homeschool mother, and a full-time photographer.

Her work has been recognized by the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy as a mental health resource for trauma survivors and therapists.

What work, you might be asking? Well, she's written three amazing books called Spells for Surviving a Haunted Childhood.

And she really dives into the world with hope of helping others who've experienced similar trauma, upbringings of feeling unseen or understood or less alone.

We strive to relate, educate, and innovate one episode at a time.

I'm your host, Dr. Eli Karam, and we're brought to you by the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy.

Our podcast explores topics that relationship-based therapists care about.

In addition to featuring unique conversations and interviews with established experts, our show provides information and education on direct practice and emerging trends in the MFT profession.

you know remotely now that 99 of therapy happens on a basically telehealth type of basis i'm in san antonio my therapist lives in dallas i've never met her in person we've only ever done virtual it's very convenient you can literally do it at the end of the day or the beginning of the day at lunch and you don't have to miss patient time to do it Two places to go to find a therapist.

Number one is AAMFT.

That's the American Academy of Marriage and Family Therapists, AAMFT.org.

They have a great find a provider tool.

You really just need someone licensed in your state.