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Sep 15, 2026

Rachelle HeinemannHOST
1:41
So a little bit more about Heather.
Rachelle HeinemannHOST
1:43
She's a psychoanalyst and a faculty member and supervisor at the Institute for Psychoanalytic Study of Subjectivity and the National Institute for the Psychotherapies.
Rachelle HeinemannHOST
1:53
She's a certified hypnotherapist, EMDR practitioner, and she incorporates embodied techniques into her psychoanalytic work.
Rachelle HeinemannHOST
1:59
So she's kind of a unicorn in that.
Mike KilpatrickHOST
0:41
Joining me today is Dr. Bridget Bull-Yohan.
Mike KilpatrickHOST
0:44
Bridget is a lecturer in psychotherapy and is a registered and practicing psychotherapist.
Mike KilpatrickHOST
0:49
She's experienced working with a wide range of issues, including anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, grief, and loss.
Mike KilpatrickHOST
0:56
She also has a special interest in the growing use of AI chatbots and the impacts and ethics of their use.
Brigitte ViljoenGUEST
2:31
Yeah, that's a very good point.
Brigitte ViljoenGUEST
2:33
So a psychotherapist, it comes from the studying of psychoanalysis and it has developed along modern theories and it's become more relational and it's also holistic.
Brigitte ViljoenGUEST
2:46
So it looks at the unconscious, it looks at how childhood might impact relational dynamics and it's all part of understanding what's going on for the person at the time in relation to all these other aspects and it also we started to look more at neurobiology and neuropsychotherapy and understanding the impact that the biology of a person has on their psychology and vice versa.
Mike KilpatrickHOST
3:14
Most people probably have an idea of what that might look like because of TV and movies.
Lupita MontotoHOST
14:36
So what will, what will be, you know, in, on her ex-expertise as a psico-psa-psicoterapeuta.
Lupita MontotoHOST
14:42
¿Cómo se dice?
Celia HuertaGUEST
14:43
Psicoterapeuta, sí.
Lupita MontotoHOST
14:44
As a psicoterapeuta, ¿cuál sería esa, esa recomendación principal y, y empezar a tomar acción, Celia?
Celia HuertaGUEST
14:51
Definitivamente, la prevención es lo ideal.
Tiffany Moore SimasGUEST
16:17
And, you know, access programs can only do so much.
Tiffany Moore SimasGUEST
16:20
I mentioned earlier that Psychotherapy is the first-line treatment for many mental health conditions, especially those that are mild to moderate.
Tiffany Moore SimasGUEST
16:30
And yet sometimes pharmacotherapy is what happens initially as a bridge to getting to therapy because...
Tiffany Moore SimasGUEST
16:38
the therapy workforce, the psychotherapy workforce is not as much as we need right now.
Josh SeldinHOST
0:53
Driven by a desire to humanize leadership, Tana left the corporate world to focus on supporting the emotional and psychological well-being of leaders.
Josh SeldinHOST
1:00
Tana now leverages her industry experience as the founder of both Percepta Leadership, which provides specialized psychotherapy services to executives and leaders, and the Center for Applied Psychodynamics, which provides coach training.
Josh SeldinHOST
1:12
Tana is on the faculty of graduate studies at EU Business School in Barcelona, Spain, where she teaches leadership, as well as York University in Canada, where she teaches risk management and insurance studies.
Josh SeldinHOST
1:22
Tana holds an MBA in leadership, a master of arts in humanities, and several executive coaching designations.
Eve Menezes CunninghamHOST
1:17
Welcome to episode 125 of Soul to Soul Care for Trauma and ADHD.
Eve Menezes CunninghamHOST
1:23
In today's episode, I'm talking to the delightful psychotherapist, energy worker and supervisor, Louise Urel and she's talking about her work with horse assisted psychotherapy and her energy work, her work with the Divine Feminine and knitting, crocheting, crafting and grounding, lots and lots of grounding.
Eve Menezes CunninghamHOST
1:50
I hope you enjoy listening or watching as much as I enjoyed talking to her and thanks for being here.
Eve Menezes CunninghamHOST
1:58
So welcome Louise Ural.
Louise YourellGUEST
3:00
So what am I working at the moment? Well, supervision is a huge part of what I do and that's why I'm involved with IACP as well and kind of organising the supervisors walk and talk.
Louise YourellGUEST
3:12
I suppose most of my work would be with groups for group supervision and individuals.
Louise YourellGUEST
3:17
But if you ask for what where I managed to blend my love for the work I do and my hobbies, then it would be the equine assisted psychotherapy.
Louise YourellGUEST
3:27
I absolutely love that piece of kind of it.
Philip BriscoeHOST
39:08
Thank you for listening to the Midlife Men podcast with me, Philip Briscoe.
Philip BriscoeHOST
39:12
If you'd like to learn more about Tom, you can visit his website, tompapasianpsychotherapy.com. You can also find him on LinkedIn.
Philip BriscoeHOST
39:20
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Philip BriscoeHOST
39:23
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Eugene LipovHOST
0:17
Dr. Jeffrey Smith has been a psychiatrist for a few years.
Eugene LipovHOST
0:22
He has a new book coming out, and I think we're going to have a lovely discussion about the book, Psychotherapy, which I have very strong opinions about.
Eugene LipovHOST
0:31
Those who are listening have heard of me.
Eugene LipovHOST
0:32
There is some good, there is some bad, there is some just spooky.

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Jeffrey SmithGUEST
7:31
broken.
Eugene LipovHOST
7:33
You can do all the psychotherapy in the world until the chip is fixed and reset.
Eugene LipovHOST
7:40
Psychotherapy is not going to break through that problem.
Eugene LipovHOST
7:43
So I'm going to talk about elements of change.

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