Podcast
The AFTA Podcast
This podcast explores current therapy practices and research-oriented approaches. Host Navid Zamani interviews scholar practitioners of the American Family Therapy Academy to capture current interests and curiosities of guests, the evolution of these curiosities over time, and implications for practice/theory in family therapy.
- Episodes
- 44
- Releases
- Monthly
- Typical length
- 47 min
- On air since
- 2022
- Latest episode
- 1 month ago
Episodes
44 episodes, newest first
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45 min
Ep. 48: Mona Fishbane
Episode 48
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We discuss addressing intergenerational wounds and healing those wounds, and promoting intergenerational dialogue as it contrasts with the fad of generational estrangement and going no contact
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47 min
Ep. 47: Bahareh Sahebi
Episode 47
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We discuss the impact of collective trauma on the therapist, fractured national attachment, and remaining available as a member of the diaspora.
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47 min
Ep. 46: Mariana Juras
Episode 46
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We discuss the impacts of working in a broken system, the experience of a developing career, and the role of communal care
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43 min
Ep. 45: Jayashree George
Episode 45
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We discuss the how painting elephants has paved the way to discussions about oppression
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48 min
Ep. 44: Connie Cornwell
Episode 44
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We discuss what it means to be a supervisor, starting at square one, and creating a safety net for supervisees
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45 min
Ep. 43: Sesma-Vazquez, Collins, Fakih, & Fetzer
Episode 43
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We discuss systemic failures in crisis response, centering community experiences, and the relational context of distress
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48 min
Ep. 42: Paola Ortiz
Episode 42
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We discuss managing urgency, fear and the influence of our political environment on our work
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50 min
Ep. 41: Karen Gail Lewis
Episode 41
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We discuss failures when working with siblings, confronting the therapists' anger, and giving permission to stretching your therapy style
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55 min
Ep. 40: David Trimble
Episode 40
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David 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
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55 min
Ep. 39: Manijeh Daneshpour
Season 2, Episode 39
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We discuss how intersectionality, cultural identity, and mistakes all come together.
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43 min
Ep. 38: Ron Deming
Episode 38
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Ron shares about two couples sessions that didn’t go as planned, and how he manages both the clinical and self-of-therapist work.
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47 min
Ep. 37: Carmen Knudson-Martin
Season 2, Episode 37
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Dr. Knudson-Martin shares about her newest book and a challenging case
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41 min
Ep. 36: Tabitha Webster
Season 2, Episode 36
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Season 2! Stories of "failures" and what the therapist learned. We kick off this season with Dr. Tabitha Webster
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44 min
Ep. 35: Gita Seshadri & Dumayi Gutierrez
Episode 35
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We discuss engaging with intercultural/interracial/interfaith intimate partnerships, focusing on systems, strengths and critical processes across the lifecycle
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1 hr
Ep. 34: Gonzalo Bacigalupe
Episode 34
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We discuss families in the context of the environmental crisis, environmental activism in couples work, and the conditions for profound work.
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49 min
Ep. 33: H. Charles Fishman
Episode 33
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We discuss the troubled history of family therapy, the always effective lunch session, results based accountability and the great promise of family therapy
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42 min
Ep. 32: Sameera Qureshi
Episode 32
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We discuss the application of sexual health for Muslims, the role of the soul, and the revival of tradition.
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44 min
Ep. 31: Rebeca Brau Martinez
Episode 31
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We discuss hypnobreath, the trance of dominant stories, and the cultural power of narcissism
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44 min
Ep. 30: Jerry Gale
Episode 30
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In this session, we discuss meetings with remarkable people, explicit and implicit constraints, and the importance of attunement.
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49 min
Ep. 29: Jodie Kliman
Episode 29
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In 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 therapy
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