Welcome back to the "Career Therapy" podcast, where we explore the intersection of work and well-being. I’m your host, Coach Marty, and each episode I interview mental health experts, coaches, and industry insiders to bring you practical insights and tips that will help you build a meaningful, rewarding, and sustainable career. So join me as we explore the path to career satisfaction, one conversation at a time. In today’s episode we sit down with Robyn McKenzie a licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in Marin County California, where she works with children, teens, adults, couples, and fa ..read more

Dan Jarvis is the founder of the non-profit 22ZERO, co-founder and Chief Healer at Anxiety Guys, and the host of the podcast with the same name, where he uses Neuro-Linguistic Programming techniques to help veterans and civilians heal from anxiety, depression and PTSD. Together we discuss how trauma is stored in the body, what you can do to better understand your emotions, and how Neuro-Linguistic Programming techniques can help you in your healing journey. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/career-therapy/message ..read more

Lara Effland is a Mental Health Leader dedicated to creating safe and impactful spaces for clinicians and clients. She is the Director of Adult Programs at Equip, the founder of the Clinician Development Collective, and the host of the Clinician to Clinician Podcast. Together we discuss how to get comfortable being perfectly imperfect in our careers, how to calm down and find moments of flow at work, and how to leverage your strengths to increase your levels of confidence, resilience, and tolerance. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/career-therapy/message ..read more

Natasha D’Arcangelo is a seasoned professional and speaker in the field of Mental Health Counseling. She is also a Compassion Fatigue expert and serves as a Qualified Supervisor providing outpatient counseling for Headspace Health. Together we discuss compassion fatigue in the caregiving professions, such as nursing, therapy, education, and more. Throughout the discussion, we dig into the impacts of trauma, the effects of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), and ways in which you can train your nervous system to be more tolerant of perceived threats in life and the workplace. --- Send in a v ..read more

Brittani Procknow is a relational therapist who strives to help individuals and couples live life passionately. Her work encourages others to move beyond complacency both personally and professionally through enhancing self and relational awareness. Together, we discuss workaholism, how it develops, what it looks like, and what you can do to break the cycle and begin living a more connected, fulfilling, and engaging life. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/career-therapy/message ..read more

Shelly Smith is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Co-founder of Good Human Work, where her mission is to combine human connection + therapy strategies to improve peoples' personal and professional lives. Together, we discuss the long-term impact of remote work on our mental health and what you can do to build and maintain relationships without going into the office. We contemplate the future of Artificial Intelligence and how it will impact human connection when it comes to the job search, therapy, and our social environment. And finally, we dig into how societal values have shifted ..read more

Lydia Lincklean is a certified coach who focuses on Stress Prevention, Mental Health, Mindfulness, and Burnout. Merging a background working with Investigation Criminal Courts with her extensive experience in coaching, she has developed systems for people to listen to themselves, find peace of mind, and foster serenity in their lives. In this episode, we talk about our difficult personal experiences with medicating stress and anxiety, we talk about how to look at the big picture in order to escape the trap of stress-jumping, and we provide tips for how to stop fighting who you are in order to ..read more

Dr. Orlando Wright is a behavioral scientist who enjoys innovation within the behavioral health space.  He is the principal of Halcyon Clinical: an institute for clinical research, treatment, and training, and works as the Director of Partnerships and Innovation at the American Society of Addiction Medicine. In this episode we talk about the art of sustainable self-care (emphasis on sustainable), why you should throw your vision board in the garbage and what to do instead, and how acceptance, creativity and self-talk can lead to radical life changes that you can’t even predict will happen ..read more

Dr. Jax Black and Tomer Yogev are the co-creators of The Big Joy Theory, the leading coaching model and center for joy-centered leadership development. By leveraging joy as a productive source of empowerment, leaders can experience a lifetime of productive impact on their families, organizations, and communities. Together, we discuss how to find joy in your personal and professional life, how to escape the corporate “deficit” focused approach to “fixing” ourselves in order to lead with self-efficacy, and why fake it till you make it might lead to you hating yourself and your life in the long r ..read more

Bob Goodwin is the president and founder of Career Club and host of the Career Club podcast, where he helps people find roles that match their strengths within companies that enable them to thrive. Our discussion centers around how to utilize marketing and sales skills in your job search, what you need to do to remove ego and overcome fears of rejection, and why being the most helpful candidate is better than being the most impressive candidate when making your next career transition.  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/career-therapy/message ..read more