Whats the Schemata? A Schema Therapy Podcast

Dr. Michiel van Vreeswijk is a Clinical Psychologist and Advanced Schema Therapist from Delft, Netherlands. He discusses the importance of authenticity in schema therapy, highlighting how therapists can balance professionalism with being genuine. The conversation explores client experiences of detachment and the significance of empathy. They also delve into the role of AI in therapy, discussing how technology can enhance connections while maintaining human trust. Finally, future trends in schema therapy, including efficient treatment models, are thoughtfully examined.

Georgie Paulik White, an Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology and Research Psychologist, discusses fresh approaches to therapy for those who hear voices. She shares insights from the Perth Voices Clinic and her research in imagery rescripting. Key topics include the intricate link between voice hearing and trauma, the evolution of therapy techniques, and the importance of understanding clients' inner dialogues. Georgie elaborates on managing dissociation, integrating schema therapy, and the role of innovative strategies like chair work in effective treatment.

in this episode Wendy Behary, Rob Brockman and Chris Hayes provide a schema therapy Q&A session (this is part of our online training The Schema Therapy Solution: www.schematherapysolution.com)

In this episode, we reflect on our fresh learnings of 2024. Looking at novel mode dialogue angles, voice hearing and Schema Therapy, tweaks to empathic confrontation, and somatic resourcing options in schema therapy

In this episode we are joined with Alyssa Garret, Clinical Psychologist from Perth, Australia. We discuss how schema therapists can be more neurodiversity affirming in their practice.https://www.ndhaven.com.auStand Attuned NeuroDiversity Affirming Model - https://learn.standattuned.au

In this episode we speak with Dr Julia Andre, a Clinical Psychologist based in Bali Indonesia. We discussed intensive intensive approaches in using Schema Therapy in treating childhood trauma.

In this episode we discuss with Dr Susan Simpson the concept of pseudo vulnerability. Ever had clients present tearful and vulnerable but something didn’t feel right? Then this episode is for you- could it be a pseudo vulnerable coping mode?https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/psychiatry/articles/10.3389/fpsyt.2023.1200981/fullhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karpman_drama_triangle

In this shorter “punchy” podcast Rob and Chris look at ways therapists can proactively look to improve client connection with others

Edwards (2022) Using Schema Modes for Case Conceptualization in Schema Therapy: An Applied Clinical Approachhttps://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2021.763670/full

In this episode, Rob and Chris look at experiential techniques and discuss ways to get more confident in working with Imagery and Chairwork in Schema Therapy