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Beyond Talk Therapy: Yoga, Somatic Healing, and New Opportunities for Therapists with Chris McDonald, LCMHCS

Épisode 296

mercredi 28 octobre 2026 • Durée 22:58

This episode is sponsored by Berries, an AI-powered documentation tool for mental health professionals. Try Berries for free and use code THERAPYSHOW50 for $50 off your first month.

In this episode, I'm catching up with my friend and fellow therapist, Chris McDonald, to talk about integrating mind-body approaches into therapy and navigating the ups and downs of building a business beyond traditional clinical work.

Chris shares how she incorporates yoga, breathwork, mindfulness, Brainspotting, and parts work to help clients process trauma, grief, and emotional challenges. We also discuss her grief yoga retreats and how movement and somatic practices can support the healing process.

On the business side, Chris opens up about her experiences creating continuing education courses, launching memberships, hosting retreats, and developing additional income streams. She shares what she's learned from the ventures that didn't go as planned and how she's become more intentional about where she invests her time and energy.

Whether you're interested in incorporating somatic practices into your therapy sessions or exploring new opportunities beyond one-on-one counseling, this conversation offers practical insights, lessons learned, and encouragement to keep growing and evolving in your career.

Continuing Education Courses by Chris McDonald, LCMHCS: Holistic Counseling Continuing Education Course The Art of Breath: How to Integrate Breathwork Techniques for Effective Therapy Sessions Yoga in the Therapy Room Training: www.yogainthetherapyroom.com Chris' website: www.pathtohopecounseling.com Need CE contact hours? Explore my NBCC-Approved Podcourses & CE Courses

This episode is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended to replace clinical judgment, supervision, consultation, or individualized treatment planning.

This episode DOES NOT qualify for continuing education contact hours.

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"I Don't Know What to Talk About Today": What to Do When Therapy Feels Stuck | private practice | clinical skills

Épisode 295

mercredi 21 octobre 2026 • Durée 16:23

In this episode of The Therapy Show, I'm talking about one of those moments almost every therapist has experienced: a client sits down, you ask what they want to focus on, and they say, "I don't know what to talk about today."

I explore what that moment can actually mean, why it doesn't necessarily signal a bad or unproductive session, and how therapists can respond without scrambling to fill the silence or turning the session into a rapid-fire interview.

I also share practical ways to revisit treatment goals, explore what may be happening beneath the surface, use the here-and-now, and recognize when a quiet session may actually be a sign of progress.

I also talk about the importance of not automatically assuming avoidance, how to tell when therapy may need a new focus or a change in frequency, and a simple framework you can use in session: Pause, Review, Explore, Decide.

If you've ever wondered what to do when a client has no obvious agenda, this episode is for you.

I also share information about my newest CE podcourse, When Domestic Abuse Shows Up in Therapy: Recognition, Safety, and Referral, as well as free therapist resources and continuing education opportunities from Berries.

Need CE contact hours? Explore my NBCC-Approved Podcourses & CE Courses

This episode is sponsored by Berries, an AI-powered documentation tool for mental health professionals. Try Berries for free and use code for .

When Domestic Abuse Shows Up in Therapy: Recognition, Safety, and Referral with Jaclyn Fortier, LCMHC | Podcourse | Continuing education | NBCC approved

Épisode 295

mercredi 14 octobre 2026 • Durée 55:52

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If you are a therapist or counselor looking for continuing education, check out my NBCC Approved $5 Podcourses and other continuing education offerings.Plus, get your first Podcourse half off.

Domestic abuse does not always show up in obvious ways. Sometimes, a client may come into therapy presenting with anxiety, depression, confusion, isolation, diminished self-trust, or difficulty making decisions and the underlying issue may be an unsafe or controlling relationship.

In this Podcourse I'm joined by Jaclyn Fortier, LCMHC, a clinician, practice owner, and former domestic abuse safehouse supervisor. We talk about how domestic abuse can present in outpatient clinical care and what therapists can do when they begin to notice concerning patterns.

Jaclyn and I discuss subtle signs of psychological abuse, coercive control, financial abuse, intimidation, and isolation, as well as how to differentiate healthy relationship conflict from patterns of power and control. We also explore common barriers that may make it difficult for a client to leave an abusive relationship and how clinicians can support safety without pressuring clients to take action before they are ready.

We also cover safety planning, client autonomy, consultation, referral, community resources, and how to recognize when a situation may require support beyond the scope of outpatient therapy.

This episode is designed for mental health professionals who want to feel more prepared when domestic abuse concerns show up unexpectedly in clinical practice.

When Your Client Knows All the Therapy Words (But Nothing Changes) | private practice | therapist | mental health

Épisode 294

mercredi 7 octobre 2026 • Durée 17:19

What do you do when a client has plenty of insight but still isn't changing?

In this episode of The Therapy Show, I'm talking about therapy-fluent clients who understand their attachment style, trauma responses, boundaries, and patterns but still feel stuck.

I explore the difference between insight and behavior change, how intellectualization can sometimes keep therapy from moving forward, and practical questions therapists can use to help clients move from understanding to action.

You'll also hear a simple framework for helping clients shift from insight to experience to action.

This episode is sponsored by Berries, an AI-powered documentation tool for mental health professionals. Try Berries for free and use code THERAPYSHOW50 for $50 off your first month. You can also explore their free resources and continuing education for therapists HERE

Need CE contact hours? Explore my NBCC-Approved Podcourses & CE Courses

FREE quick-reference guide, Political Stress in Therapy: 10 Client-Centered Questions to Use in Session. It includes practical questions to help you move beyond the political headline and explore the emotions, values, boundaries, and next steps underneath a client's distress.

The Therapy Show with Lisa Mustard is for educational and informational purposes only and does not replace therapy, consultation, supervision, legal advice, or ethical decision-making.

This episode DOES NOT qualify for continuing education.

Political Stress in Therapy: How to Talk About Politics with Clients | private practice | values | client centered

Épisode 293

mercredi 30 septembre 2026 • Durée 13:45

In this episode, I'm sharing practical ways therapists can make room for political stress in the therapy room without allowing the session to become a debate.

I also created a FREE quick-reference guide, Political Stress in Therapy: 10 Client-Centered Questions to Use in Session. It includes practical questions to help you move beyond the political headline and explore the emotions, values, boundaries, and next steps underneath a client's distress. Download it free here: lisa-mustard.aweb.page/free-political-stress-guide

Politics can affect our clients' sense of safety, identity, belonging, relationships, and hope for the future. I talk about how to move from the headline to its deeper meaning; validate a client's emotional experience without endorsing every opinion; help clients regulate, set boundaries, and take values-aligned action; and notice our own reactions as therapists.

I also address what to say when prospective clients ask where you stand politically and why it is okay for clients to decide they need a therapist who feels like the right fit for them.

For additional support, I mention How to Navigate Politics in Session Without Taking Sides, which offers structured prompts and guidance for ethical, client-centered conversations. I also share my Political Stress Ebook Workbook: Coping Strategies for Therapists, a downloadable, client-facing ebook that therapists can customize and rebrand with their own information.

Whether your clients are doomscrolling, fighting with family, feeling afraid about the future, or overwhelmed by the intensity of the news cycle, I hope this episode offers a grounded, practical way to respond.

White Collar Crime: What Therapists Need to Know About Supporting Families | Mental Health | Private Practice | Family Therapy

Épisode 290

mercredi 23 septembre 2026 • Durée 20:19

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Learn about my coaching services for spouses and families of white collar criminals

When white-collar crime enters a family, the emotional fallout extends far beyond the person facing criminal charges. But are therapists prepared to support the spouses, children, and loved ones caught in the crisis?

In this episode, I'm drawing on my experience as a licensed marriage and family therapist and my personal story as the daughter of someone convicted of a white-collar crime to explore what mental health professionals need to know about working with these families.

I'll discuss the impact of betrayal, grief, shame, and stigma, along with practical clinical considerations for assessment, trauma-informed care, supporting children, and navigating ethical boundaries. I'll also share examples of what therapists should avoid saying and how to support clients without imposing personal judgments about forgiveness, reconciliation, or divorce.

My goal is to help therapists recognize the people behind the headlines and provide thoughtful, compassionate care to families navigating a white-collar legal crisis.

Building in Public: Creating a Coaching Practice, Launching a New Podcast, and Starting Before I Feel Ready

Épisode 292

vendredi 11 septembre 2026 • Durée 21:28

Listen to White Collar Crime: The Other Sentence on Apple, Spotify, and my website.

Free CE training: Insurance Credentialing (1 NBCC Contact hour)

Free AI Training for Mental Health Pros (1.25 NBCC Contact hours)

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What does it really look like to build something new before you know exactly how it will turn out?

In this episode of The Therapy Show, I'm taking you behind the scenes as I build a coaching practice for families affected by white-collar crime and grow my new podcast, White Collar Crime: The Other Sentence.

I'm sharing what I'm actually doing to get this work in front of the people who need it, from reaching out to white-collar defense attorneys and pitching myself as a podcast guest to creating resources, refining my message, and getting more comfortable being visible.

I also share two new continuing education opportunities from Berries Academy: a free training on insurance credentialing and The Promise of AI for Mental Health Professionals, which explores how clinicians can use AI responsibly while protecting privacy, ethics, and clinical judgment.

Insurance Credentialing for Private Practice Success: From Application to In-Network | free continuing education | NBCC approved provider

Épisode 289

jeudi 27 août 2026 • Durée 01:08:49

LEARN MORE AND REGISTER FOR THE COURSE

Insurance credentialing can feel confusing, especially when you're trying to understand applications, contracts, payer enrollment, effective dates, CAQH, NPIs, and all the steps that come after you're approved.

In this free continuing education course, Donna Haswell, LCSW, Annie Day, Registered Mental Health Counselor Intern and credentialing and billing expert, and Kym Tolson, LCSW, break down the credentialing process and explain what mental health clinicians need to know to successfully work with insurance in private practice.

You'll learn the differences between credentialing, contracting, and enrollment; what information and documentation to have ready before applying; what to look for in payer contracts; how to think about reimbursement rates and product lines; and how to create an organized system for tracking applications, effective dates, recredentialing, and ongoing payer requirements.

The presenters also share practical lessons from their own experience helping therapists navigate insurance billing and credentialing, including common mistakes that can delay payment or create problems later.

This course is designed for counselors and other mental health clinicians who are starting, growing, or maintaining an insurance-based private practice.

Earn 1 NBCC continuing education contact hour.

This course is brought to you free of charge by Berries and Bill Like A Boss.

FREE Continuing Education, brought to you by Berries.

Behind the Scenes: What I'm Building and What's Next | white collar crime family support

Épisode 290

mercredi 8 juillet 2026 • Durée 13:09

In this solo episode, I'm taking you behind the scenes to share a personal and professional update.

I talk about life lately, the growth of The Therapy Show, what I'm continuing to build with Podcourses and continuing education.

I also open up about a deeply personal new project inspired by my family's experience with white-collar crime and my desire to support spouses and families navigating that kind of crisis.

Learn about my coaching services for spouses and families of white collar criminals

Resources:

Explore my 30+ NBCC-approved Podcourses: https://lisamustard.com/podcourses

Get 50% off your first Podcourse here!

Explore my other NBCC CE offerings: https://lisamustard.com/cecourses/

Try Berries AI and save $50 off your first month with code THERAPYSHOW50.

Learn about Berries Annual Plan + FREE continuing education.

FREE CE course! Earn 1.25 continuing education contact hours. The Promise of AI for Mental Health Professionals is available now.

The Therapy Show with Lisa Mustard is for educational and informational purposes only and does not replace therapy, consultation, supervision, legal advice, or ethical decision-making.

Using Improv Comedy as a Therapeutic Tool with Dr. Juda Alcabes

Épisode 288

mercredi 1 juillet 2026 • Durée 24:29

What happens when a licensed clinical social worker walks into an improv class and discovers a powerful clinical tool?

In this episode of The Therapy Show, I sit down with Dr. Juda Alcabes, also known as The Improv Therapist, to explore how improv comedy can be used therapeutically to treat anxiety, build intimacy, strengthen couples' connections, and help clients get out of their heads and into the present moment.

Dr. Juda shares how taking an improv class on a mental health day eventually led him to develop a clinical framework for bringing improv into therapy sessions. Whether you're a clinician curious about adding more play and experiential work into your practice, or someone who has always wanted to try improv, this conversation is insightful, practical, and fun.

In this episode, we discuss:

How improv can support anxiety treatment
Why play and spontaneity matter in therapy
How improv helps clients move from overthinking to experiencing
The connection between improv, intimacy, and relationships
Why therapists don't need to be performers to benefit from improv
How clinicians can thoughtfully integrate unique skills into their work

Dr. Juda Alcabes, LCSW is a licensed clinical social worker based in South Florida who specializes in sex and porn addiction. Known as The Improv Therapist, he integrates improv comedy into clinical work with individuals, couples, and groups. He is also a stand-up comedian and improv performer, and he offers consultation for therapists interested in incorporating improv into their own practice.

Resources Mentioned:

The Improv Therapist: theimprovtherapist.com
Instagram/TikTok/YouTube: @theimprovtherapist

Explore my 30+ NBCC-approved Podcourses: https://lisamustard.com/podcourses

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