Vivian Baruch Articles & Videos

This page gives you links to Vivian Baruch articles & videos about:

• psychotherapy
• self care for therapists
• trauma counselling in supervision
• supervision groups in private practice.

You can also watch a video interview by my colleague Clinton Power asking me about “Self-Care for Therapists: How Do You Know When You Can’t Keep Giving?” 21:56 minutes long.

What Makes A Good Psychotherapist?  – Podcast 42:46

I’m excited to have been interviewed by Daniel Mintie about my article in Skeptic Magazine (see below) called “Psychotherapy Redeemed”. Daniel’s a therapy educator & adjunct professor at Georgetown University’s School of Medicine. We had a lively discussion about measuring outcomes & alliance in therapy with a process called Feedback Informed Treatment (FIT) as well as about Deliberate Practice (DP), both of which he has been teaching for years.

Psychotherapy Redeemed – Article

Psychotherapy Redeemed is my response to the much admired Dr. Harriet Hall aiming to balance some unwarranted claims about psychotherapy.

Self-care for Therapists – Article

Here I write about the things to be aware of as a counsellor when you consider all that self-care entails.

Promoting Thriving for Therapists – Article

This is a very detailed article on creating your own comprehensive programme of self-care based on the five core modules of body, emotions, mind, spirit and ethics.

Embracing Trauma Counselling in Supervision – Article

In this article I talk about the various ways that supervisors can help their supervisees deal with any consequences arising from seeing clients who have experienced trauma.

Supervision groups in private practice: an integrative approach – Article

Here I compare two models of group supervision which supervisors can use in their private practice.

Watch me being interviewed about Self Care by my colleague Clinton Power – Video 21:56

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