Episode 127 In This Together | Building Supportive Networks For Mental Health Therapists: Interview with Lisa Savinon
Yoga in the Therapy Room: Tips for integrating trauma informed yoga · Chris McDonald, LCMHCS
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Show Notes
Why is building a supportive network of mental health therapists so crucial for your professional growth, self-care, and overall well-being? What are the key steps to establish and maintain a supportive community?
MEET Lisa Savinon
After completing her bachelor's in psychology, Lisa worked as an elementary teacher while completing her master's in counseling. After completing her master's, Lisa initially worked as an elementary school counselor and then transitioned to secondary school counseling. During her time as a school counselor, Lisa began working as a play therapist in an agency setting and decided to take the leap into full-time private practice. Years before the pandemic, Lisa moved her in-person practice to full telehealth and has never
gone back. Through her work with children and families, she noticed the need for trauma counselors. Lisa began working with adult survivors of childhood abuse, neglect, and abandonment, and sexual trauma survivors. Lisa is trained in EMDR, Brainspotting, Somatic Trauma Therapy, Polyvagal, and attachment theories. She is also certified in DBT and a Registered Yoga Teacher. Lisa is licensed in Texas, Colorado, and Nevada, and is a Florida Out of State Registered Telehealth Provider. Because of her passion for continuing
education, Lisa began learning about the continuing education field and recently bought Therapeutic Perspective a podcast and NBCC-approved continuing education provider.
Find out more at Vibe Counseling and Wellness and connect with Lisa on, Instagram & Facebook
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IN THIS PODCAST:
- Addressing the issue of isolation in private practice 5:27
- Self-care when dealing with difficult cases 10:41
- Resources for therapists to stay more connected 18:00
Addressing The Issue Of Isolation In Private Practice
- Finding non-traditional methods of networking
- Why is it so important to be a part of a community when you are in private practice?
- Learning and growing in a community
- Ways to cultivate connection
Self-Care When Dealing With Difficult Cases
- What is somatic therapy?
- How to set strict boundaries with work-life balance
Resources For Therapists To Stay More Connected
- What is The Therapeutic Perspective?
- How to find in-person groups
- Creating your own community with like-minded people
- The importance of making time to connect with others
Connect With Me
Download the Free guide: How to build confidence and competence bringing yoga into the therapy room
The Yoga in Therapy Collective —where therapists learn, grow, and get support with yoga-informed practices
Explore the Yoga Basics for Therapists course—designed to help you confidently and ethically integrate yoga into therapy
Yoga Basics: The Therapist's Guide to Integrating Trauma-Informed Yoga into Sessions
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