• Episode 206: Supervisor Interview with Katie Maynard

  • Apr 30 2024
  • Length: 45 mins
  • Podcast

Episode 206: Supervisor Interview with Katie Maynard

  • Summary

  • Welcome to the latest episode of Supervision Smorgasboard! In today's show, Dr. Tara Sanderson is joined by licensed clinical social worker Katie Maynard. Katie brings a wealth of experience advocating for better mental health care for people without children, drawing from her own journey of navigating infertility and choosing to be childless. The episode delves into the need for trauma-informed care for issues related to infertility, societal bias towards parenthood, and the challenges faced by childless therapists in the field of supervision. The conversation also explores the lack of research and education on the mental health needs of individuals without children and the importance of supervisors recognizing and nurturing their supervisees' passionate areas of work. Throughout the discussion, Dr. Sanderson and Katie shed light on the societal validation and judgment surrounding people's choices related to parenthood, as well as the transformative impact of addressing these topics in therapy and supervision. This thought-provoking conversation brings to light the need for more awareness and inclusivity in the therapy profession, and the importance of creating a space for discussions on diverse lived experiences in supervision sessions. So, grab your headphones and get ready for a deep dive into the complexities of therapy, supervision, and the diverse paths of adulthood in today's episode.

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