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Psychiatry & Psychotherapy Podcast043: How to Help Patients with Sexual AbuseOn today’s episode of the podcast, I interview Ginger Simonton, a PhD student finishing her dissertation. We will cover her in-depth research on alleviating the symptomology of childhood sexual abuse. We will specifically be talking about the link between women who have been sexually abused, never given a chance to heal, and how it has affected their mental and physical health, and programs that can benefit them. What is childhood sexual abuse? “The CDC defines the act of CSA as “inducing or coercing a child to engage in sexual acts” that include “fondling...2019-04-181h 04
MetamorfosisHow to Help Patients With Sexual AbuseOn today’s episode of the podcast, I interview Ginger Simonton, a PhD student finishing her dissertation. We will cover her in-depth research on alleviating the symptomology of childhood sexual abuse. We will specifically be talking about the link between women who have been sexually abused, never given a chance to heal, and how it has affected their mental and physical health, and programs that can benefit them. What is childhood sexual abuse? “The CDC defines the act of CSA as “inducing or coercing a child to engage in sexual acts” that include “fondling, penetration, and exposing a child to other sexu...2019-04-181h 04
Psychiatry & Psychotherapy Podcast021: Dealing with Emotional Detachment: Finding CongruenceDo you ever feel out of touch with your emotions? Or have you ever felt like you had to hide your real emotions? When people do that—emotionally detach—they develop what therapists call “incongruence.” Most therapy is actually centered around getting patients back in touch with their emotions. On this week's podcast, Ginger Simonton and I talk about the different methods we use to help our patients develop and maintain healthy emotional congruence. By listening to this episode, you can earn 1 Psychiatry CME Credits. Link to blog. Link to YouTube video.2018-06-301h 01MetamorfosisHow to Fix Emotional DetachmentDo you ever feel out of touch with your emotions? Or have you ever felt like you had to hide your real emotions? When people do that—emotionally detach—they develop what therapists call “incongruence.” Most therapy is actually centered around getting patients back in touch with their emotions. On this week's podcast, Ginger Simonton and I talk about the different methods we use to help our patients develop and maintain healthy emotional congruence. By listening to this episode, you can earn 1 Psychiatry CME Credits. Link to blog. Link to YouTube video. Join David on Instagram: dr.davidpuder Twitter: @DavidPuder2018-06-301h 01