The Alt Take: Recent Episodes
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We do not believe in a linear outlook on mental health. Our aim is to create a dialogue with people who practice alternative, embodied therapies in their professional as well as personal lives. Join us on a journey of insight and discovery towards self-knowledge.
Hosted by Maximillion Chapman & Liam Joseph-Beckles
Stephanie Roth-Goldberg is a Psychotherapist in NYC specializing in eating disorders and disordered eating in general and specifically with athletes. She is the founder of Intuitive Psychotherapy NYC, a small group practice focusing on eating disorders. She herself is a mom of two young kids and an Ironman athlete.
Using an interpersonal approach Stephanie works with patients to resolve both acute problems and longstanding concerns. She provides a nurturing, non-judgmental environment where you can share your feelings, release stress, and start to feel better. Stephanie offers a sensitive, compassionate, individualized approach to therapy.
Stephanie works with adolescents who are struggling with eating disorders, social concerns, and college preparation anxiety. With adults, Stephanie supports them on a journey to recovery from eating disorders, often working collaboratively with other providers in supportive, collaborative treatment approach.
She can be found on Instagram @embodiedpsychotherapist & also via her website www.intuitivepsychotherapynyc.com
Hosted by Liam Joseph-Beckles
Jacqueline Butler has been practicing as a dance/ movement/ psychotherapist since 1998 and works with clients who are struggling with all kinds of personal, emotional and psychological difficulties and life issues. She is a registered member of the UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP) and The Association for Dance Movement Psychotherapy (ADMP), which issues my License to Practice in the UK.
She has worked as a freelance practitioner in both the private and social care sector and has maintained a varied practice. She currently has a private practice for individual, 1:1 sessions and supervision work, also works in a mental health setting and in learning disabilities settings plus I teach on Dance Movement Psychotherapy MA training.
Jacqueline's approach is to bring in the wisdom of the body to help with thinking, understanding and moving through and on from whatever brings you to psychotherapy. How much talking and / or awareness of the whole body and / movement is led by how much you feel comfortable with.
She believes that connection with ourselves in our bodies gives us a different experience of ourselves and from here, we can change.
http://bodyofchange.co.uk/
Hosted by Liam Joseph-Beckles
We do not believe in linear outlook on mental health. Our aim is to create a dialogue with people who practice alternative, embodied therapies in their professional as well as personal lives. Join us on a journey of insight and discovery towards self-knowledge.