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EPISODE · Jul 15, 2025 · 33 MIN

Have We Lost the Ability to Empower Clients? with Dr. Ann Weiser Cornell | POP 1231

from The Practice of the Practice Podcast | Where Modern Psychology Meets the Business of Therapy

How can therapists shift clients from dependency to true empowerment? Joe Sanok talks with Dr. Ann Weiser Cornell about how to help clients build inner strength and self-trust from the very first session. They explore why therapists should act as guides rather than “forever experts,” how small language shifts can deepen a client’s self-awareness, and practical ways to move beyond overthinking into embodied emotional presence. Learn how empowering clients to navigate their own emotional landscapes not only transforms their lives but also reduces therapist burnout. The post Have We Lost the Ability to Empower Clients? with Dr. Ann Weiser Cornell | POP 1231 appeared first on How to Start, Grow, and Scale a Private Practice | Practice of the Practice.

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