399: Trauma + Opening Up In Therapy With Dr. Robert T. Muller

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534: Brainspotting + OCD with Dr. Pie Frey + Thad Frye

This week I am happy to share my interview with one of the pioneers of Brainspotting, Dr. Pie Frey. Together with Brainspotting consultant and Rocky Mountain Brainspotting Institute (RMBI) board member Thad Frey, we discussed how Pie got started in Brainspotting and how she's bee ...  Show more

533: Somatics, Ifs + Sound Healing With Marcella Cox + Leah Dawang

Welcome back! This week, we continue the series on combining delivery of multiple models and interventions to benefit the healing process. My guests today are Marcella Cox and Leah Dawang. Marcella is a therapist, author and presenter who has devoted her career to embodiment, tra ...  Show more

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