Written by Chuck LeBlanc
Podcasts are one of my favorite sources of media. Now a days there are hundreds of thousands of different podcasts for pretty much every interest you could possibly have. One of the reasons I like podcasts so much is not only are they portable, but they are also easily accessible, and easy to start one of your own. If you are into that kind of thing.
Last year while talking to some friends and family members about therapy and how to find a therapist that fits their needs, I realized how difficult it can be to understand the different styles and approaches of therapy for people that aren’t trained in the field. I’ve always thought that was a significant barrier to reaching out and booking with a therapist when a client needs to (alternative: when a client is ready.). So, after talking with my family and friends about it I decided to start my podcasting journey and create Couch to Couch: Making Therapy Make Sense with Chuck LeBlanc.
The purpose behind this podcast is to showcase casual conversations about therapy with therapists to help the audience get to know the different styles, types, and goings on of therapy. The feedback from the audience so far is that it has helped them have an easier time finding a therapist that is a better fit for them, and it has also helped them understand the process of therapy. On top of this the podcast had quickly become an avenue for clients to better understand the complex problem they may have been facing and helped to understand that many other people feel the exact same way, including us therapists.
Check out Couch to Couch: Making Therapy Make Sense with Chuck LeBlanc here:
https://linktr.ee/Couch.To.Couch
I have also had the privilege of being a guest on my favorite philosophy podcast where I discussed Grief here:
Inner Experience – Carl Rogers: Grief, Therapy, and Global Crisis
Chuck LeBlanc
A few other great shares from the team!
- Other People’s Problems
- Hidden Brain With Shankar Vedanta
- Ten Percent Happier With Dan Harris
- We Can Do Hard Things – Glennon Doyle
- Unlocking Us with Brené Brown
- She’s All Fat: A Fat Positive Podcast by Sophie Carter-Kahn
For more information or how to book your first appointment.
Call 613-701-7574 or email us at info@ksrc.ca
