245: Tips for Joy, Should Statements, and more, Featuring Matthew May, MD
Feeling Good Podcast | TEAM-CBT - The New Mood Therapy · David Burns, MD
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Show Notes
In today's Ask David, we are honored to feature Matthew May, MD, a former student of David's during his psychiatric residency training, and now esteemed colleague.
Rhonda and David are thrilled that Matt can join us, not only because he is a dear and loved colleague, but also because he is one of the greatest therapists on planet earth! Plus, he's an incredibly gentle and compassionate man.
- Rhonda Asks: What is the most effective way to help a suicidal patient?
- Rhonda Asks: How would you teach, the technique, Thinking in Shades of Grey to therapists or patients?
- Brian Asks: Any tips for joy?
- ThisLife asks: "Could you possibly explain why Albert Elis thinks the three valid uses of shoulds are valid, and provide the source where he explain this point, if convenient?"
- Mark Asks: Why is trying to change a person or help fix a person's emotional problems insulting? And how can I stop this habit?
Along the same lines, EJG asks, "What's the best way to help people who don't want any help?"
Rhonda and David