Whats the Schemata? A Schema Therapy Podcast

In this episode we speak with Dr Andrew Phipps about his specific interest - the happy child mode! What is it? why do we need it? How we as therapist can help clients and ourselves enter the “Play State”

In today’s episode Rob speaks with Dr Sarah Dominguez (accredited EMDR consultant) in how EMDR can be integrated with Schema Therapy approaches - are they the “Power Couple?”Sarah’s Website - www.thewattlecentre.com/about-wattle-centre

The hosts discuss the challenges and effectiveness of schema therapy in a time-limited context. They explore strategies for encouraging clients to delve deeper into their emotions. The importance of homework and assignments is highlighted, along with the use of technology as a tool for treatment. They also mention their recently released book about skin therapy.

In this Episode we discuss Schema Therapy Approach to Sexual Difficulties, Sexuality and Gender Identity with Dr Offer Maurer For More information regarding the ISST special interest group in this area visit: https://schematherapysociety.org/Sexuality-and-Gender-Special-Interest-Group

We discuss key learnings from a research trial with clients with both ASD and Personality Disorder with principal investigator Dr Richard Vuijk  Schema therapy for personality disorders in autistic adults: Results of a multiple case series study Embed Block Add an embed URL or code. Learn more

The International Society of Schema Therapy (ISST) Enlight conference was in Melbourne, we discuss some takeaways and reflections from the conference.

In this episode with speak with Dr Christof Loose (Germany) in his approach in applying Schema Therapy to children and adolescents. Dr Loose’s website - https://www.schematherapy-for-children.de/

Dr Scott Kellogg, a founding father of the schema therapy movement, joins the hosts to discuss the use of chair work in schema therapy. They explore its impact, principles, and deepening techniques, emphasizing the power of suggesting statements. They also talk about their upcoming trip to Australia and the transformative power of chair work in therapy.

This podcast episode discusses the application of Schema Therapy in executive coaching and high-performance work environments. It explores the differences between life coaching and executive coaching, the challenges of maintaining boundaries between clinical work and coaching in a professional setting, and the schema issues that arise in workplaces. The concept of unrelenting standards and its impact on performance and relationships is also examined. Additionally, the episode explores the use of Schema Therapy to improve toxic work environments and bring about cultural change in organizations.