Finding You: An Evoke Therapy Podcast

Dr. Reedy discusses the foundation of a healthy relationship: a more aware, enlightened and whole self. He talks about the need to develop a better idea of one's history and childhood in order to provide a healthy attachment experience for our children.

Dr. Reedy reviews and share his thoughts on this book that serves as a sequel to the Knight in Rusty Armor. It is a powerful illustration of the transformation that can occur as we seek after our own truth on the journey to save a loved one suffering with mental health and addiction issues. Juliet lets go of the life she had planned and life she knew to embrace a new life with a larger capacity to see and love others.

Dr. Reedy review the Knight in Rusty Armor and the lessons from the book. He also discusses Joseph Campbell's model of the Heroic Journey and how it can apply to our lives as we walk our own path of truth towards enlightenment.

Dr. Reedy discusses the audio book by Thich Nhat Hanh, "Mindfulness and Psychotherapy" and teaches parents how to reduce suffering and find peace in the present moment while parenting a child struggling with mental health and addiction.

Parents eavesdrop as Dr. Reedy talks to Field Staff about their role and challenges of being a working in that capacity in Evoke's wilderness therapy programs. He discusses, burn-out, countertransference, letting-go of the outcome, doing your own work, and what place techniques play in therapy.

Dr. Reedy discusses issues in emerging adulthood and challenges the concept of "failure to launch." After understanding young adults through the lens of psychology, sociology, anthropology and biology, parents are encouraged to look at their judgments, expectations, and relationship dynamics.

Dr. Reedy talks with siblings, family members and friends of Evoke clients and addresses their concerns and helps them understand how they can best support the client.

Approaches to Treating Addiction and Substance Abuse - Ep 137 by Dr. Brad Reedy

Dr. Reedy discusses the dynamic of the identified patient and implications for a family systems based treatment model. This is a great listen for individuals who are struggling with a loved one stuck in self-defeating and self-sabotaging patterns.

Accountability is one of the main program themes at Evoke. Join Dr. Reedy as he talks about how we teach accountability in the wilderness. He will also discuss the Letter of Awareness, one of our program assignments: the intention and process around the letter.

Dr. Reedy talks about the dynamics between parents and children and how children gain access the the "buttons" that represent a parent's vulnerabilities. Projective identification is explained. He also explains how to avoid falling into old patterns.

Dr. Brad Reedy discusses “The Parent Meeting.” What you need to know before you visit your child in the field or before you pick them up. He will talk about assertive communication, the perfect parent, the wellness cycle, and doing your own work.

Dr. Reedy discusses the first letter parents write to their child, The Hopes and Intentions Letter, after sending them to Evoke Therapy Programs. Emphasizing love and decreasing shame and guilt are key ingredients at encouraging and facilitating change to a loved one struggling with mental health or addiction issues.

Dr. Reedy describes how to go about selecting the best fit aftercare for your child following Evoke Therapy Programs. The role of educational consultants and what questions to ask, as well as various features of treatment programs are discussed.

Dr. Reddy reviews the book Motivational Interviewing for parents and how this way of being with a child reduces defensiveness, resistance and promotes healthy changes in the child. Motivational Interviewing is a book by Rollnick and Miller.