Hello and thank you for joining the Connection Therapy podcast. This is a podcast about the craft of psychotherapy and we seek to support those who strive to improve their craft by sharing research about the science and stories about the art of psychology. Together we will explore these findings so you can decide how you want to apply them to benefit your practice.
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Booking probability
33%
Guest openness
Selective
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Signup to Generate a PitchHello and thank you for joining the Connection Therapy podcast. This is a podcast about the craft of psychotherapy and we seek to support those who strive to improve their craft by sharing research about the science and stories about the art of psychology.
Recent episodes include "Episode 117: Non-medical interventions that support depression: Practice Considerations" (28 October 2026, 15 minutes), "Episode 116: Anger in Session: Work through it or deflect it?" (21 October 2026, 18 minutes), and "Episode 115: Indicators of Outcomes Through the Lifespan" (14 October 2026, 13 minutes).
Connection Therapy publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 18 minutes.
Booking probability for Connection Therapy is 33%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Connection Therapy requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Connection Therapy's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for Connection Therapy are Health & Wellness Services and Family & Social Services. Connection Therapy has a health audience.
Connection Therapy is a health podcast.
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In this episode, Dr. Murrow considers a study that reviews a physiological intervention that demonstrates particular support for symptoms of depression. The intervention is heart rate variability biofeedback and it is...
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Today’s research discusses experiences when therapists support patients affected by complex trauma. The research analyzed therapists’ own accounts of their work to arrive at themes that support patients best. And, oh...
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As mental health practitioners we have a unique need to be attuned to our patients from session to session, as well as be aware of research and developments in the field that affect our patients’ long-term success...
The research is becoming more and more clear that the line between mental and physical is not so distinct. The practicing mental health practitioner is in a bind though, because our training is only for mental health...
Mental health practitioners need to be aware of patients’ somatic experiences as indicators of their ability to have success in treatment, particularly when the timing of an interventions might be most effective...
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Did you know there is a scale for Guts, Resilience, Integrity, and Tenacity (GRIT), and there is interest in learning about these factors as they relate to academic potential? So, what does this have to do with the...
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There are so many terms to describe human experience and by extension ways to describe how to do mental health treatment. The number of terms can be overwhelming, especially to new professionals. In this episode, Dr...
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Most therapy is reported as successful when the client feels a relatedness to their therapist. Yet, a lot of talk-therapy interventions are based on insight or the ability to cognitively react, and the relatedness...
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In this episode, Dr. Brenda Murrow shares insights from her own research and experiences that emphasize the reasons to be observant of interpersonal synchrony between mental health providers and their patients. Yet...
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It is common for the field of mental health to emphasize the use of coping skills, yet so also is it common for them to be reported as ineffective. Dr. Murrow explains some potential reasons for this and ways to...
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Safety and trusted social supports are what must be in place before mammals, especially humans, will be inclined toward play activities. And, social play is one way to significantly boost the capacity to learn. At this...
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Compliance in therapy does not mean that there is a therapeutic alliance, and it can be difficult to discern the difference. In this episode, Dr. Murrow speaks about the ways play can be an indicator of the therapeutic...
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Today’s study reminds us that everything we do as mental health practitioners, whether in the office or the barn, has an effect on the session. Dr. Murrow reviews a research study that examines physiological synchrony...
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In this episode, Dr. Murrow is continuing the discussion that observing interpersonal synchrony in therapy is, to the author’s assertion, a “trans-theoretical construct” meaning that no matter the style of therapy, this...
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In this episode, Dr. Murrow reviews an integrative framework for the therapeutic alliance by authors Koole & Tschacher (2016). Among many things, this framework encourages the therapist’s awareness of multiple facets in...
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In this episode, Dr. Murrow shares research about the need for a strong therapeutic alliance to occur in session, in order for there to be a likelihood for changes to be possible outside of session for the patient. This...
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In this episode, Brenda reviews a research framework that is aimed at addressing much of the concerns with the practice of mental health, currently. That is to say, there is a research framework that is attempting to...
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In the milestone episode, Brenda shares gratitude for listeners as well as her interest in learning and hearing from them about their experiences. She also shares her vision for the field of psychotherapy, and how the...
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In this episode, Brenda shares more details about how therapists may use their voice in their intentions to set-up a calm and safe environment for patients. There is research that shows therapists intentionally do...
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In today’s episode, Brenda explores a study that documents how adults with different attachment styles do display different emotional variances, as reflected by voice prosody, when reflecting on positive and negative...
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Southern California Institute of Emotion Focused Therapy
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