Exploring Accountable Therapy and the Role of AI in Mental Health Care
Description
In this episode, we’re chatting with Karen, a clinical social worker with 38 years of experience specializing in interpersonal trauma. Karen shares valuable insights on therapeutic techniques, including her concept of accountable therapy and the use of movies as a tool for healing. We explore the changing landscape of mental health care, discuss the increasing popularity of therapy among younger generations and the evolving family dynamics. Karen also offers her perspective on the potential role of AI in enhancing therapy sessions.
Chapters:
(01:35 ) Documentaries and true stories are used as therapeutic tools to explain complex issues like addiction.
(06:19 ) The accountable therapy approach involves direct, structured interactions and client responsibility for change.
(09:54 ) Younger generations are increasingly open to seeking therapy, with parents reaching out on their behalf.
(14:06 ) Blended families face unique challenges in therapy, particularly related to loyalty binds and unresolved grief.
(32:46 ) AI could potentially enhance therapy by providing active reminders and continuing session work between appointments.
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