The 5 Most Useless Therapy Diagnoses [Dumb Things Therapists Say Series]

[@KambriaEvansEMDR]

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[@ColleenCooper-gc3wi]

Loving your approach to this work. Refreshing!In London and starting trauma work with vets so I've got my learning head on and will be checking out your website/ training. Thank you!!

[@jacqueeloerzel5580]

So glad you are back Kambria! Hope you are well. I have really missed your podcast and content! This podcast is very refreshing!

[@KambriaEvansEMDR]

Yep, we’re back! Thanks for being here!

[@maureenleblanc8309]

Very helpful! Just started listening and I’m new to EMDR therapy with my clients so this helps when I’m nervous to jump in 😃

[@KambriaEvansEMDR]

I'm so glad you found me here! Thanks for listening!

[@persevere6326]

Excellent video and assessment
Should be shown to every graduating psych student

[@KambriaEvansEMDR]

Thanks so much!!

[@pollylarson8074]

Hi! I love your podcast and am a therapist who loves to use the resources you share. I wanted to ask you more about depression as a silly diagnosis. I am genuinely interested in whether you believe there is a biological component to depression that can sometimes require medicine. I agree that we are coded certain ways that impact us but would love to hear more about your thoughts on the genetic aspect of depression. I don't love labels by any means and don't want to use them unnecessarily and want to learn more about this reframe and perspective in conjunction with the biological component. What is the best way to learn more about this?

[@KambriaEvansEMDR]

Thanks for the question! I'm adding this to my list of possible future episodes!