The Psychology of your 20s
438. The secrets of therapy FROM a therapist ft. Dr Sandra Espinoza
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We all know that therapy is amazing, in fact it’s life-changing for many people. But what does therapy actually do? And what makes a good therapist?
In today’s episode we’re joined by Dr Sandra Espinoza, Associate Professor of the Couple and Family Therapy Program at Alliant University. Our discussion includes:
Her journey into helping others
Why the best therapists, go to therapy
What to look for in your therapist
Why we can’t just rely on our friends
Our greatest misconceptions around therapy
Why stigma and affordability continue to be the biggest barriers
How Alliant University is leading the next generation of helpers and therapists to support their communities
If you’ve ever considered therapy, been curious about therapy or want to be a therapist yourself, this is your ultimate guide.
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