It's All Relational
It's All Relational
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It's All Relational is the official WAMFT podcast where we dive into the latest issues shaping the Marriage and Family Therapy profession in Washington State.
Join us as we explore legislative updates impacting MFTs, spotlight innovative therapists making a difference, and highlight the diverse and dynamic programs WAMFT is offering to further our profession. Whether you're a seasoned clinician, a student, or just curious about the field, It's All Relational offers insightful conversations and fresh perspectives on the evolving landscape of systemic therapy in Washington State.
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The podcast addresses legislative updates impacting marriage and family therapy, highlights innovative therapists, and showcases WAMFT programs aimed at enhancing professional practice. Episodes like Increasing Access to Systemic Care explore key legislative bills and their implications on systemic therapy, while A Voice for the Voiceless emphasizes advocacy efforts to expand mental health access.
It’s All Relational is the official WAMFT podcast where we dive into the latest issues shaping the Marriage and Family Therapy profession in Washington State.
Join us as we explore legislative updates impacting MFTs, spotlight innovative therapists making a difference, and highlight the diverse and dynamic programs WAMFT is offering to further our profession. Whether you’re a seasoned clinician, a student, or just curious about the field, It’s All Relational offers insightful conversations and fresh perspectives on the evolving landscape of systemic therapy in Washington State.
In the second episode of our fifty-year retrospective, Trevor White sits down with former WAMFT president Julie Woods to talk about widening the door: who the association was built for, and who it needed to make room for next.
Julie describes the creation of the WAMFT scholarship fund and the broader effort to make the association accessible to students, from lowering the practical barriers to participation to building pathways that brought emerging clinicians into the organization early rather than after licensure. She also speaks to the experience of MFTs working in multidisciplinary environments like hospitals, community mental health, and integrated care, and what it takes to hold a systemic, relational lens in settings organized around other models.
More episodes are coming in the weeks ahead, featuring former leaders who guided WAMFT through the transition to independent affiliate status, the challenges of 2020, and much more.
Join us in person to celebrate: WAMFT’s 50th Anniversary Party takes place the evening of September 25th at the Annual Conference at Great Wolf Lodge. Come mark five decades of the association alongside the people who built it.
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