Between Sessions with Berries
Between Sessions with Berries
Podcast Description
You’re the one everyone turns to for support. But who supports you?From endless documentation and emotional exhaustion to keeping up with clinical demands, mental health professionals are facing burnout like never before. You’ve tried better systems, stricter boundaries, even thought about leaving, but it still feels overwhelming.That’s why Berries, your AI assistant built for clinicians, created In Between Sessions, a podcast made to help you do more of what matters: caring for your clients and caring for yourself.Each week, we feature candid interviews with therapists, psychologists, social workers, psychiatrists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, and mental health innovators who share what’s working in the real world, not just what looks good on paper. You’ll hear practical strategies for documentation, conversations about burnout and balance, and ways AI can support your workflow without replacing your clinical voice.Hosted by Kym Tolson, clinical consultant and longtime therapist, this show is brought to you by Berries to help clinicians like you thrive in today’s mental health landscape.Ready for less overwhelm and more clarity in your week? Hit follow and join us each Wednesday for Between Sessions, your weekly dose of support, strategy, and solidarity from the front lines of mental health care.Curious about how Berries can help you? Try it for free with 20 sessions on us! See firsthand how our AI assistant can help you streamline your notes and reclaim more time for what you love. Get started at https://heyberries.com
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Content Themes
The podcast explores themes relevant to mental health professionals, including burnout, documentation strategies, practice marketing, AI integration in therapy, and the scalability of therapy practices. Example episodes include discussions on how to effectively market a therapy practice, understanding the role of AI in therapy, and practical tips for managing administrative tasks.
You’re the one everyone turns to for support. But who supports you?
From endless documentation and emotional exhaustion to keeping up with clinical demands, mental health professionals are facing burnout like never before. You’ve tried better systems, stricter boundaries, even thought about leaving, but it still feels overwhelming.
That’s why Berries, your AI assistant built for clinicians, created In Between Sessions, a podcast made to help you do more of what matters: caring for your clients and caring for yourself.
Each week, we feature candid interviews with therapists, psychologists, social workers, psychiatrists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, and mental health innovators who share what’s working in the real world, not just what looks good on paper. You’ll hear practical strategies for documentation, conversations about burnout and balance, and ways AI can support your workflow without replacing your clinical voice.
Hosted by Kym Tolson, clinical consultant and longtime therapist, this show is brought to you by Berries to help clinicians like you thrive in today’s mental health landscape.
Ready for less overwhelm and more clarity in your week? Hit follow and join us each Wednesday for Between Sessions, your weekly dose of support, strategy, and solidarity from the front lines of mental health care.
Curious about how Berries can help you? Try it for free with 20 sessions on us! See firsthand how our AI assistant can help you streamline your notes and reclaim more time for what you love. Get started at https://heyberries.com
Many mental health professionals are taught that talking through trauma is the path to healing, yet in practice, it often leaves clients feeling stuck, dysregulated, or retraumatized. If you have ever felt limited by talk therapy alone or unsure how to safely support clients with trauma histories, this episode is for you.
Kym sits down with Janet Bayramyan, licensed clinical social worker and trauma specialist, to explore what it really takes to help clients heal beyond words. Janet shares how modalities like EMDR, brainspotting, IFS, and Havening work with the nervous system, how to recognize when talk therapy is not enough, and how clinicians can begin integrating trauma-informed tools without overwhelming themselves or their clients.
In This Episode, We Cover:
- Why talk therapy alone often falls short in trauma treatment.
- How trauma lives in the nervous system, not just the mind.
- Early signs that a client is becoming dysregulated or retraumatized.
- Key differences between EMDR and brainspotting in clinical practice.
- How Havening techniques support nervous system regulation.
- Using IFS alongside trauma modalities to deepen healing.
- Advice for clinicians choosing their first trauma training.
Connect with Janet Bayramyan:
Linktree – https://linktr.ee/therapy_with_janetb
Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/therapy_with_janetb
LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/janet-bayramyan-generales-lcsw-61890578/
Join the Berries Community! A dedicated space for mental health clinicians to connect, share insights, and grow together. Look for Berries AI Official Community on Facebook.
www.heyberries.com/community
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Join the Berries Community – A dedicated space for mental health clinicians to connect, share insights, and grow together. Look for Berries AI Official Community on Facebook at http://heyberries.com/community
Brought to You By Berries:
Ready to stop dreading your notes? Berries is your AI assistant for mental health professionals. Save time, stay compliant, and get back to the work you love. Learn more at heyberries.com.
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