
The Role of Developmental Stages in Child Therapy – Episode #18
In today’s episode, Brenda shares her experience working with children in therapy and how understanding child development can make therapy more effective.
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In today’s episode, Brenda shares her experience working with children in therapy and how understanding child development can make therapy more effective.

This week, Brenda brings listeners into a research-based episode to explore the fascinating concept of social learning and emotional transference, touching on the profound ways these ideas shape our understanding of human and animal behavior.

Animals have a unique ability to signal non-verbally, reflecting our internal emotional states. By learning to interpret these signals, therapists can enhance their effectiveness and deepen their understanding of clients.

In today’s episode, Brenda dives into two compelling areas of therapy: the role of projections and non-verbal communication, and the evolving field of animal-assisted therapy. This dual focus provides valuable insights into how therapists can better understand and diagnose their patients.
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