Elizabeth Irias

Occupational Therapist discusses time awareness in neurodivergent individuals, focusing on auditory function. Practical interventions for improving time management skills are explored. Guest Elizabeth Irias, LMFT, offers insights on addressing time blindness in therapy sessions.

Dr. Amy Meyers discusses sibling abuse, distinguishing it from rivalry. She explores risk factors for aggressors, impact on trust and relationships, and navigating complex dynamics. The podcast highlights interventions, parental influence, and resources for understanding sibling abuse.

Dr. Londyn Miller and Elizabeth Irias discuss the distinctions between therapy and coaching, including legal and ethical considerations. They explore evolving telehealth laws post-pandemic, client assessments in coaching, and transitioning clients between therapy and coaching.

Elizabeth Irias, Therapist, discusses the clinical value of confronting clients and reasons therapists shy away from challenging clients. They explore the power of confrontation, the role it plays in therapy, and the approaches for effective confrontation. They also discuss the importance of confronting conflicts and providing feedback in relationships. Additional resources for improving skills in confronting clients effectively are recommended.

Dr. Melissa Munro Boyd, a specialist in child therapy, teams up with Elizabeth Irias, a licensed marriage and family therapist, to tackle how children can navigate adult-sized problems. They explore important methods for helping kids manage emotions, including mindfulness and art therapy. The conversation highlights the significance of open communication during tough topics like loss and change. They also discuss the role of children's literature in facilitating emotional discussions, ultimately empowering young minds to build resilience in a complex world.