212: Implicit Psychotherapy and Couples with Dr. Abi Blakeslee

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  But if each partner just makes slight shifts each time, we do it slightly differently each time,

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  then the larger pattern can really change over a longer time.

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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 for tuning in. I'm a licensed therapist,

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  and I try to bring on experts in the world of couples therapy in order to give you a foundational education about how to do the work.

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  And this week, I brought on Dr. Abby Blakesley, who the founder of Implicit Psychotherapy,

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  and she's a senior faculty at the Somatic Experiencing International.

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  So we talked all about implicit memory developmental trauma, which I think is just so important.

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  You know, the things that we go through as children impact us and influence our decisions,

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  even as adults, and influence our feelings and behaviors and the way that we are in relationships.

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  And it's really important

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  that we have a foundational understanding of that so we can help the people we work with as much as possible.

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  And before we get to the interview,

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  I just want to ask you if you have found any value in this podcast.

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  If you could leave a rating or a review,

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