Hosted by Juda Alcabes · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 11 episodes
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Juda Alcabes LCSW talks about life in a non-boring way. He looks through lens of being a therapist and an improv-comic.
Juda Alcabes hosts The Improv Therapist Podcast, a education show with 11 episodes published.
In this episode we meet Emily Elliott, the super-fun founder of Elevate Improv! Emily turned her love for play and improv into an awesome after-school and summer program in Jupiter, Florida. Using the magic of "Yes, And.
Dr. Juda talks with Yossi Sirote LCSW and explores self-discovery, creativity, and the importance of embracing one's unique passions. They discuss the impact of wilderness skills on personal growth, the role of authentic
Some things are private, still need to be talked about. Dr. Juda sits down with Lauren Hoffstater to discuss the fine line with talking about sensitive topics. Lauren Hoffstater is a licensed therapist and an epic person
In this episode Dr. Tina Vitolo hosts Juda as they discuss how to ethically and effectively integrate non-traditional therapies into practice.
This episode is just for kids! It is a full length audio story about the challenges of being a kid with "too much" energy. I partnered with @inkrediblekids podcast to make a story with a mental health message. Enjoy!
Today’s special guest is Angelica Zadak, co-founder of "This Is Improv," a South Florida improv company she runs with her sister Alexandra. Known for her high-energy style, Angelica creates fun, interactive experiences t
In this episode, I dive into my recent adventure of asking AI for mental health advice. Spoiler alert: it was...interesting! We explore the quirky, unexpected, and sometimes hilarious outcomes, all while pondering what t
When did you learn to follow your instincts? (did you ever?). In this episode, I go back to a river that I used to play in when I was a kid. We talk about following your instincts and learning new things. I sat down in t
We talk with Legendary Tennis coach Mary Dailey about life, learning, and teaching. Mary and I met randomly 3 years back and she has taught me how to play tennis but more, how to calm down.
Is there good anxiety and bad anxiety? How do we know the difference? We talk about irrational anxiety vs. existential anxiety.
The fascinating history of support groups in America and how we've become accustomed to isolation after COVID. How our current society views groups gatherings. Historical data on The Washingtonians referenced from 'Slayi
We talk with special guest Dr. Tina Vitolo (the black sheep therapist) about overcoming negative self views. Dr. Tina and I met when we started a doctorate program at FAU where we shared many moments of doubt and triumph
When was the last time you belly laughed? Does it matter? We talk about the importance of laughter and playfulness as a part of a healthy life.
We talk about the current state of the mental health field. Where are therapists helping and where are we making it worse.
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The Improv Therapist Podcast is hosted by Juda Alcabes. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 11 episodes.
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