​Season 6, Episode 10

​Today’s Guest: Dr. Ofelia Tatu, PhD, is a psychotherapist and life coach based in Yukon, Canada. She is also a Brainspotting therapist and consultant and is certified in Integrative Medicine & Functional Nutrition for Mental Health. Dr. Tatu has over 15 years of experience in psychology and teaching, and her main areas of expertise are performance (sports, athletes, and artists) and chronic conditions such as autoimmunity. She works with adults, teens, children, and babies.
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SHOW TOPICS

• The artistic persona and how it affects our sense of self
• The protective walls that we build up and how they move us away from our center and flow state
• Learning how to express our emotions and needs as we did naturally as a baby
• The personal connections to art, sports, and other activities or professions that allow therapists to relate to clients​

Season 6, Episode 7

Today’s Guest: Kristy Snedden, LCSW, has been a Brainspotting enthusiast since 2013 and is a Brainspotting consultant with a specialty endorsement in Brainspotting with children and adolescents. She runs “Brainspotting Through the Poet’s Eye” which is a monthly group for Brainspotting therapists/writers and offers online webinars and writing retreats. 

​Kristy lives in the Appalachian Mountains of northeast Georgia where she maintains a full-time private practice. She specializes in working with trauma, attachment, and creativity, with a special interest in Brainspotting and Creative Writing. 

In her spare time Kristy is a poet, and her poetry appears or is forthcoming in a variety of national and international online and print journals and anthologies. She is a Pushcart Prize nominee and a 2023 recipient of the Small Orange Press Emerging Woman Poet prize. She serves as the Book Review Editor for Anti-Heroin Chic and studies at Phillip Schulz’s Writers Studio. When not working or writing, she can be found hiking or hanging out with her husband listening to their dogs tell tall tales. 

SHOW TOPICS

• How Brainspotting helped Kristy open up her creativity and strengthen her determination to help clients unlock their creativity as well
• Encouraging Brainspotting clients to get curious, compassionate, and nonjudgmental
• What it’s like doing Brainspotting with kids
• Busting myths around what it’s like to work with creative clients

Season 1, Episode 3

Today’s guest: Molly Zive, LCSW,  is a licensed clinical social worker located in San Diego, CA. Molly uses integrative Brainspotting with an emphasis on Expansion to help clients move from self-doubt to self-trust.

​SHOW TOPICS

• What is Brainspotting & how does it work to heal trauma? 
• How to help clients manifest their deepest desires
• What’s the difference between coaching & therapy? 
• We roleplay a live Brainspotting session for our listeners!​