Explore the ethical quandaries therapists encounter when sharing client experiences in educational settings, emphasizing the need for confidentiality. Delve into the complexities of relationship triangulation and its impact on family dynamics. Discover how societal pressures affect children's aspirations, particularly in sports and performance, and reflect on the detrimental effects of these expectations. Join in on a discussion about nurturing healthier communication practices and finding balance in competitive environments.
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volunteer_activism ADVICE
Weigh Harm Before Using Client Examples
Assess risk of harm before sharing client material publicly and mask identities when possible.
Use education and public benefit as justification if risks are minimized and necessary precautions are taken.
insights INSIGHT
No Clear Guidelines For Clinicians Online
There were no clear professional guidelines on clinicians creating public content, so Kirk wrote a white paper to fill the gap.
Formalizing guidance protects clinicians from complaints and helps supervisees follow best practices.
volunteer_activism ADVICE
Address Client Listening Proactively
If you think a listener is one of your clients, proactively address potential content that could interfere with treatment.
Repair ruptures by inviting discussion so sessions stay focused on the client's goals, not the clinician's issues.
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00:00 Would it be unethical for Dr. Kirk's past therapists to listen to PIS? 09:03 What about past clients? 13:40 What's the difference between venting and triangulation? 25:56 Is Dr. Kirk exasperated? 31:16 Establishing an independent identity outside of competition
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