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The AFTA Publications Committee was created in 2019 in efforts to facilitate dialogue and conversations about current therapy practices and research-oriented approaches. Danna Carter, Ph.D., LMFT began this podcast to create a space for diversity of thought and action in the field of family therapy.
In 2022, the host role transitioned to Navid Zamani to continue these dialogues and curiosities about the landscape of family therapy with the practitioner scholars who contribute to it. The Publications Committee will further the collaboration with AFTA’s committee members to identify priorities as well as to create content that can help further the commitment to the values that guide AFTA’s initiatives.
Potential conversations for guests include:
- Current interests and curiosities that are capturing their attention
- The evolution of these curiosities over time.
- Interviewing early career members about their hopes and aspirations in the family therapy field.
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- Ep. 48: Mona Fishbane · 45 Min. · Folge 48We discuss addressing intergenerational wounds and healing those wounds, and promoting intergenerational dialogue as it contrasts with the fad of generational estrangement and…
- Ep. 47: Bahareh Sahebi · 47 Min. · Folge 47We discuss the impact of collective trauma on the therapist, fractured national attachment, and remaining available as a member of the diaspora.
- Ep. 46: Mariana Juras · 47 Min. · Folge 46We discuss the impacts of working in a broken system, the experience of a developing career, and the role of communal care
- Ep. 45: Jayashree George · 43 Min. · Folge 45We discuss the how painting elephants has paved the way to discussions about oppression
- Ep. 44: Connie Cornwell · 48 Min. · Folge 44We discuss what it means to be a supervisor, starting at square one, and creating a safety net for supervisees
- Ep. 43: Sesma-Vazquez, Collins, Fakih, & Fetzer · 45 Min. · Folge 43We discuss systemic failures in crisis response, centering community experiences, and the relational context of distress
- Ep. 42: Paola Ortiz · 48 Min. · Folge 42We discuss managing urgency, fear and the influence of our political environment on our work
- Ep. 41: Karen Gail Lewis · 50 Min. · Folge 41We discuss failures when working with siblings, confronting the therapists' anger, and giving permission to stretching your therapy style
- Ep. 40: David Trimble · 55 Min. · Folge 40David Trimble reflects on failures in therapy in the context of more than 7 decades of life, a spiritual journey in which his enthusiasms lead him to stumble
- Ep. 39: Manijeh Daneshpour · 55 Min. · Staffel 2 Folge 39We discuss how intersectionality, cultural identity, and mistakes all come together.
- Ep. 38: Ron Deming · 43 Min. · Folge 38Ron shares about two couples sessions that didn’t go as planned, and how he manages both the clinical and self-of-therapist work.
- Ep. 37: Carmen Knudson-Martin · 47 Min. · Staffel 2 Folge 37Dr. Knudson-Martin shares about her newest book and a challenging case
- Ep. 36: Tabitha Webster · 41 Min. · Staffel 2 Folge 36A podcast for therapists who want to engage with learnings from scholar practitioners of the American Family Therapy Academy.
- Ep. 35: Gita Seshadri & Dumayi Gutierrez · 44 Min. · Folge 35We discuss engaging with intercultural/interracial/interfaith intimate partnerships, focusing on systems, strengths and critical processes across the lifecycle
- Ep. 34: Gonzalo Bacigalupe · 1 Std. 0 Min. · Folge 34We discuss families in the context of the environmental crisis, environmental activism in couples work, and the conditions for profound work.
- Ep. 33: H. Charles Fishman · 49 Min. · Folge 33We discuss the troubled history of family therapy, the always effective lunch session, results based accountability and the great promise of family therapy
- Ep. 32: Sameera Qureshi · 42 Min. · Folge 32We discuss the application of sexual health for Muslims, the role of the soul, and the revival of tradition.
- Ep. 31: Rebeca Brau Martinez · 44 Min. · Folge 31We discuss hypnobreath, the trance of dominant stories, and the cultural power of narcissism
- Ep. 30: Jerry Gale · 44 Min. · Folge 30In this session, we discuss meetings with remarkable people, explicit and implicit constraints, and the importance of attunement.
- Ep. 29: Jodie Kliman · 49 Min. · Folge 29In this session, we discuss the social matrix diagram, how it can support an examination of personal, familial and societal issues, and the effects of neoliberalism on family…
