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The Hatherleigh Behavioral Health Podcast

The Hatherleigh Behavioral Health Podcast brings mental health professionals together through insightful, expert-led conversations each month.

Podcast · By Hatherleigh Behavioral Health · English · Official site

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Sep 17, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    Mental Health Emergencies: An Update (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Clinical Conversations, Kortney Yasenka welcomes psychiatric and family nurse practitioner Alexandra Christodoulou, DNP, PMHNP-BC, FNP-BC for an in-depth discussion on mental health emergencies and the Support, Concern, Emergency (SCE) Framework. Together they explore how clinicians and helping professionals can identify warning signs, assess risk, use effective crisis communication techniques, create safety plans, and determine when situations require escalation to emergency

  2. Episode · Jul 17, 2026

    Healing with Haiku: Using Poetry to Support Emotional Wellness and Clinical Practice | Anne Helfer, LCSW (opens the original)

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    Can a simple haiku help clients process emotions, develop mindfulness, and improve self-awareness? In this episode of The Hatherleigh Behavioral Health Podcast , Anne Helfer, LCSW joins us to discuss how the traditional Japanese poetry form of haiku can become a powerful therapeutic tool. We explore its benefits for emotional expression, mindfulness, trauma-informed care, self-care, and clinical practice. Through real examples and interactive exercises, Anne demonstrates how counselors, therapis

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