Episode 27: When to Parentectomy
1h 2m
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Tell Me About Your Mother
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Evan, Meliisa, and Eli explore the a case that Melissa is processing.
- A great resource from Dr. Nicole LePera helps us get started
- Parentified child case study
- How are crises adaptive systemically?
- Reenactment between parent, peers, and therapist
- Caretaking to avoid self care
- Emphasizing choice with client archetypes that exhibit signs of learned helplessness
- "Mom anchors"-- a client's unintentional confession
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