226: Childhood Trauma & Relationships with Lisa Ferentz

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  First and foremost, I think the deepest healing happens when the client, him or herself,

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  is willing to turn inward and to reconnect with and to bring a lot of affirmation and love to the wounded,

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  younger part inside of them.

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  Welcome to the Couples Therapist couch, the podcast for couples therapists,

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  marriage counselors, and relationship coaches to explore the practice of couples therapy.

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  And now your host, Shane Burkle.

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  Hey, everybody.

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  Welcome back to the Couples Therapist couch.

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  This is Shane Burkle, and this is the podcast that's all about the practice of couples therapy.

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  Thank you so much

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  for tuning in. I'm a licensed marriage and family therapist and I do my best to bring you the best in the world of couples therapy.

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  This week I was able to catch up with Lisa Ference,

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  and we had chatted way back in 2019 in episode number 74.

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  So if you enjoy our conversation today, you can go back and check that out as well.

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  She is the founder of the Ference Institute,

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  where she educates mental health professionals in advanced trauma treatment.

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  So she and I talk all about relationships and trauma and we have a really great conversation.

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  But before I get to sharing with you the interview, I wanted to tell you again about Thera Bundle.

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  Um, this is the last week that you'll be able to sign up.

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  I think the Last date is November 21st.

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