Finding You: An Evoke Therapy Podcast

Dr. Brad Reedy discusses Evoke's Therapy Model. He talks about what distinguishes Evoke's Wilderness Program from different models.

Dr. Reedy discusses the relationship between self-care and boundaries. He talks about how boundaries translate into limits and consequences in parenting.

This broadcast is based on a recent talk where Dr. Reedy was asked to talk to a community that suffered an overdose. He discusses the basic principles and tools that will help to open up communication surrounding substance use and abuse with children.

Based on his 20 years working with families in wilderness therapy, Dr. Reedy outlines and discusses his new book for parents, The Journey of the Heroic Parent: Your Child's Struggle and the Road Home. He talks about learning to think in new ways and to embrace the lessons offered by dealing with a child who struggles with mental health or addiction issues.

Dr. Reedy discusses the goal of therapy: to help one develop a sense of self. He contrasts this with problem-solving and advice-giving and explains how those endeavors miss the mark.

Dr. Reedy discusses typical ways students and clients progress through the program. He discusses length of stay and how parents decide it is the right time to move to the next step.

Dr. Reedy discusses siblings, their relationship to family members in treatment and how to best support a sibling. He provides an empowering message for siblings and a liberating message for parents. He addresses questions submitted by siblings who have a brother or sister in wilderness therapy.

Dr. Reedy discusses writing letters to your children while in the wilderness. He also offers some guidelines for phone calls and how to develop a healthy relationship with your children by following some simple principles in communication.

This broadcast is meant to introduce family and friends to Evoke's wilderness therapy. Dr. Reedy discusses the theory of wilderness therapy and the compassion of this approach. He also discusses how to help family and friends understand the benefit of a wilderness intervention.

Dr. Reedy discusses healthy communication and ways we can improve our ability to connect to our children.

Based on the book by Abraham Twerski, Dr. Reedy discuses "Addictive Thinking" and how it can distort the minds of those addicted to drugs and alcohol and how it can affect loved ones dealing the codependency.

Dr. Reedy talks about goals and how people move through the process of change. He talks about how we are often seduced by promises and apologies and invites parents to take a step back and adopt a posture of "we'll see."

Dr. Reedy discusses authoritarian, authoritative, permissive, and uninvolved parenting styles. He discusses the characteristics and the effects of each style on children.

The Knight in Rusty Armor is an allegory that illustrates the transformation one goes through when one searches for their own truth. Great podcast and read for anyone seeking to embark on a journey of self-discovery.

This broadcast is the follow-up to The Knight in Rusty Armor podcast. It should be listened to after The Knight in Rusty Armor. As a sequel to The Knight in Rusty Armor, Juliet travels her own journey to discover love and her own contribution to the dynamics in her marriage.