Highly Therapized
Highly Therapized
Podcast Description
Welcome to Highly Therapized!The name was derived from the frequently used terms “therapized" or "therapizing” by family, friends, and even strangers when talking to mental health professionals. It often comes in the form of the classic question therapists hear all the time:Are you therapizing me right now?This playful twist of words became the perfect name for a blog and podcast that covers various mental health topics. Highly Therapized aims to provide an in-depth exploration of mental health topics, unpacking them one layer at a time for therapists and curious minds alike.Each episode and post offers insightful discussions of mental health topics using current trends, evidence-based research, and personal experiences as it relates to therapy. There is a heavy focus on providing valuable resources and thoughtful analysis with each matter. Highly Therapized provides a space for therapists and curious minds to explore, learn, and grow together. Whether you're looking for fresh perspectives, to feel validated in your own experiences, or gain a deeper understanding of mental health, Highly Therapized offers valuable insights and tools for those navigating the world of mental health.The material covered on Highly Therapized is broad and diverse, offering a deep dive into various aspects of the mental health field. Topics include, but are not limited to, interviews with experts and professionals, in-depth discussions of therapy modalities, and reviews of the latest research in mental health. The podcast and blog also feature thorough book reviews, including those on therapy-related publications and magazines, along with updates on news and trends in the mental health space. Meaningful dialogues on the state of mental health careers and the challenges faced by professionals in the field are also explored, providing a comprehensive view of the mental health landscape.Check more out at: https://www.highlytherapized.com/
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Content Themes
The show covers a wide range of mental health topics, including interviews with industry experts, evaluations of different therapy modalities, recent research reviews, and discussions on mental health career challenges. For example, episodes include insights on the corporatization of mental health services and thorough analyses of the latest trends and publications in the field.
Welcome to Highly Therapized!
The name was derived from the frequently used terms “therapized” or “therapizing” by family, friends, and even strangers when talking to mental health professionals. It often comes in the form of the classic question therapists hear all the time:
Are you therapizing me right now?
This playful twist of words became the perfect name for a blog and podcast that covers various mental health topics. Highly Therapized aims to provide an in-depth exploration of mental health topics, unpacking them one layer at a time for therapists and curious minds alike.
Each episode and post offers insightful discussions of mental health topics using current trends, evidence-based research, and personal experiences as it relates to therapy. There is a heavy focus on providing valuable resources and thoughtful analysis with each matter. Highly Therapized provides a space for therapists and curious minds to explore, learn, and grow together. Whether you’re looking for fresh perspectives, to feel validated in your own experiences, or gain a deeper understanding of mental health, Highly Therapized offers valuable insights and tools for those navigating the world of mental health.
The material covered on Highly Therapized is broad and diverse, offering a deep dive into various aspects of the mental health field. Topics include, but are not limited to, interviews with experts and professionals, in-depth discussions of therapy modalities, and reviews of the latest research in mental health. The podcast and blog also feature thorough book reviews, including those on therapy-related publications and magazines, along with updates on news and trends in the mental health space. Meaningful dialogues on the state of mental health careers and the challenges faced by professionals in the field are also explored, providing a comprehensive view of the mental health landscape.
Check more out at: https://www.highlytherapized.com/
The Clinical Supervisor’s Seat: Power, Ethics, and Burnout in Modern Therapy
What makes a clinical supervisor effective and what happens when the relationship fails to support growth? In this episode of Highly Therapized, host Jenny Petersen is joined by Dr. Ezra Lockhart, a seasoned supervisor, educator, and therapist, to unpack the ethical, personal, and systemic complexities of supervision in modern therapy spaces.
Together, they explore:
- What ethical and legal responsibilities supervisors hold
- The impact of personal challenges on clinical work
- Burnout, moral injury, and the realities of corporate therapy settings
- Supervision in the digital age (e.g., social media and TikTok dilemmas)
- How Haley’s Strategic Model and legal literacy enhance supervision
Whether you’re a clinical trainee or associate therapist, a licensed supervisor, or someone navigating therapy work in today’s changing landscape, this episode offers invaluable insight.
Guest Info: Connect with Dr. Lockhart
🌐 Books:https://easydoesitcounseling.com/books/
⛓ Publication Links:https://easydoesitcounseling.com/meet-the-founder/
- Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=8SDzaLQAAAAJ
- Orcid: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4435-9053
🔗 LinkedIn: Ezra Lockhart, Ph.D., LMFT, LAC, ACS, CDCS, MAC, ACAS https://www.linkedin.com/in/ezralockhart/
🏢 Business: Easy Does It Counseling https://easydoesitcounseling.com/
- Dr. Lockhart is available for state licensure supervision in the following state: Alaska, Colorado, Hawaii, & Louisiana. Reach out if you are looking for clinical supervision!
🟥 YouTube: @easydoesitcounseling https://www.youtube.com/@easydoesitcounseling
Resources Mentioned in this Episode:
Mentorship and Clinical Supervision Through Haley’s Strategic Model: A Composite Case Study in Legal Literacy https://guilfordjournals.com/doi/10.1521/jsyt.2024.43.3.01
How to Avoid Burnout and Find Joy in Corporatized Care Settings https://www.psychotherapy.net/article/how-to-avoid-burnout-in-coporatized-care-settings
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