26 episodes
The Details with Elliott and Adam Elliott Connie
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- Health & Fitness
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4.6 • 19 Ratings
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Welcome to The Details with Elliott Connie and Adam Froerer! This is a podcast where we examine the intersection between Solution Focused Brief Therapy and current topics going on in the world. And we do this because we genuinely want the world to be a better place. So enjoy, and come examine the details with us!
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Episode 13 - The Details on Compassion
There is a LOT to unpack about our current world, and we think we could all practice a little more compassion. So what does that look like and how do we apply it both on a personal level and a global scale? Let's have a conversation!
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Episode 12 - The Details on Success
Success is a journey that looks different for everyone, so how can we tailor our SFBT practice to the needs of our clients? (and ourselves!) Let's have a conversation!
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Episode 11 - The Details on Sportsmanship
The Olympics are in full force! We love the sportsmanship that's on display, so let's talk about why that's important and how the concepts of sportsmanships can be encouraged in the world of psychotherapy.
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Episode 10 - The Details on Kindness
The world can always do with a little more kindness... so what does that look like and how can we apply it to the trauma the world is facing today? Let's have a conversation.
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Episode 9 - The Details on Agency
It is so important to feel like you belong to the communities you inhabit. So how can we support others and help them feel like they belong? Let's start a conversation.
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Episode 8 - The Details on Belonging
It is so important to feel like you belong to the communities you inhabit. So how can we support others and help them feel like they belong? Let's start a conversation.
Customer Reviews
Incredible solution focused information
This podcast provides an uplifting and informative look at the solution focused approach and how it is powerful for people. I highly recommend.
Cher Kretz host of Parenting 2.0 The Focused Mindset podcast
Kanye “went crazy” feedback
Hey guys, I want to offer you a perspective on something- I get there’s a casual and entertaining tone to this wonderful podcast, one that hits on many important and timely topics in mental health. One might even say you've reached a position of power and influence, meaning that what you say gets noticed, and gets repeated.
I genuinely assume you didn’t mean harm by saying “before Kanye went crazy”. I noticed an added layer of micro aggression, stigma and prejudice in that comment that really took me as a listener away from the point you were making about the hard work of tearing down walls in order for change to happen.
Was he struggling with mental illness? Yes. Did he go crazy? No - that’s derisive and doesn’t add value to the conversation.
Elliot Connie rocks
Elliot Connie, if you’re reading this, you inspire me...thank you for all you do....!!