15 Amateurish Things Therapists Say (2019 Rerun)

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

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🗓️ 27 November 2022

⏱️ 41 minutes

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[Rerun] Dr. Kirk Honda reveals 15 amateurish things that therapists say.

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0:00.0	Hey, deserving listeners, it's just me today.
0:09.8	So I was teaching class a couple days ago, and I was talking with my students, and a
0:17.8	couple of times the students would say a word that was a sort of pet peeve of mine.
0:24.3	Like one student used the word committed suicide, for example, she was like, oh, well, so
0:33.7	and so committed suicide, and I just sort of catalogged it away.
0:38.1	I didn't respond right then because I thought, you know, why be pedantic in this moment.
0:44.4	You know, it's week two of the quarter.
0:47.2	These are first quarter students, I don't want to cause more insecurity and more anxiety
0:53.6	for the already super anxious first quarter students.
0:59.4	So I didn't say anything, but then later in the class meeting, our class meetings are
1:02.8	three hours long.
1:03.8	So there's a lot of opportunities for things like this to happen.
1:06.1	But later in the class meeting, another student said the word codependent, they were saying,
1:10.6	oh, the so-and-so is very codependent.
1:13.5	And I, you know, responded to what they were saying, and then I said, and by the way, codependent
1:21.2	is kind of a hack word because of blah, blah, and I explained why.
1:26.8	And then I said, and while we're on the topic, I should also say that the phrase commit
1:31.7	suicide is also not the preferred nonmanclature.
1:35.6	Now we say killing yourself or a completed suicide because committed suicide implies a sin
1:41.6	or a crime, and that doesn't seem like the way we want to talk about suicide.
1:48.5	And then I, you know, start moved on with class and then someone raised their hand and
1:52.6	they said, so is it a hack thing to say if you say red flag, you know, that raises some
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