Ep. #72: Couples In Integrated Care

Icebreaker: If you could trade lives with somebod…

An episode of the The Integrated Care Podcast podcast, hosted by Collaborative Family Healthcare Association, titled "Ep. #72: Couples In Integrated Care" was published on April 15, 2024 and runs 53 minutes.

April 15, 2024 ·53m · The Integrated Care Podcast

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Icebreaker: If you could trade lives with somebody for a day, who would it be? Main topic: Working with couples When does this come up? What are common issues that tend to be more couple specific? How do we be relational & systemic and also brief? Where do we go wrong? and more! Today's hosts: Grace Pratt, Neftali Serrano, Bridget Beachy, and Monica Harrison

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Icebreaker: If you could trade lives with somebody for a day, who would it be? Main topic: Working with couples When does this come up? What are common issues that tend to be more couple specific? How do we be relational & systemic and also brief? Where do we go wrong? and more! Today's hosts: Grace Pratt, Neftali Serrano, Bridget Beachy, and Monica Harrison

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