Finding You: An Evoke Therapy Podcast

Dr. Reedy discusses Anxiety, one of the most common mental illnesses. He talks about how it affects the daily lives of many people and what it is like to parent a child with anxiety. He will give tips on how to manage that.

Dr. Reedy discusses his "learn how to think about parenting" concept and redefining what your role is. Included are some overt principles and practices for families to untangle some of the confusing dynamics and for parents to clearly demonstrate healthy role-modeling around boundaries, self-esteem, emotional experience, interactions and agreements.

Dr. Reedy starts by reviewing Kohlberg's Theory of Moral Development, clearly identifying the scope of personal identity with one's reaction to punishment, then affirmation, and finally the reciprocity of relationship, and Conscience. He quickly compares Maslow's development and the child's experience of the woods (without creature comforts). Brad explains Evoke's admonishment about using Imperatives - in contrast to speaking universally ("should", etc.).

Dr. Brad Reedy discusses What is Your Work? He talks about the things you can do that can help you and support you during this process.

Dr. Brad Reedy discusses understanding how to meet resistance in ways that don't make it worse. He talks about everyone having resistance and as a parent how to not provoke it or have a power struggle around it.

Dr. Brad Reedy discusses the nature of the solo experience. The significance of the solace and introspection on solo is explained. He we will cover, in detail safety, therapeutics, and the process of the solo experience.

Young Adults - Ep 93 by Dr. Brad Reedy

Dr. Brad Reedy discusses the unsung heroes of wilderness therapy - the Field Instructors. He will discuss their approach to wilderness and your children but also the evolution that each Instructor goes through to reach the Senior and Mentor levels. These folks are with your kids when they've forgotten they're "in therapy" and often show their true colors or share their true insecurities, and regularly make their greatest breakthroughs.

Dr. Brad Reedy discusses What Place Behavioral Reinforcement Should Play in Therapy.

Dr. Brad Reedy discusses the book "You Are Here" by Thich Nhat Hanh. It is an application of Buddhist principles and mindfulness on parenting.

Dr. Brad Reedy talks about boundaries. Many parents struggle with boundaries. What is an appropriate boundary? What is fair? What is best for my child? And even...What is a boundary? He will discuss and define boundaries based on the work of Salvador Minuchin and other family therapy pioneers.

Dr. Brad Reedy discusses Transitions. He combines a few webinars, talking about all different kinds of transitions, from our program to another program, from our program to home, and transitions in general.

Dr. Brad Reedy discusses Enmeshment. He delves into the theoretical background of family system theory, highlighting how lack of boundaries and enmeshment affects relationships. Specifically, he reviews Murray Bowen and Salvador Minuchin's Family Systems model on enmeshment and describes the the healthy tension of intimacy.

Dr. Brad Reedy discusses the 4 R's Assignment. He talks about the parent child relationship and communication in conjunction with the assignment and field visit.

Dr. Brad Reedy discusses Twisted Thinking. He talks about the kinds of thinking errors that lead to problematic behavior and painful emotions. All-or-nothing, black and white, over generalizing, minimizing, and personalizing are some examples of cognitive distortions that contribute to poor coping.