8 episodes

Tributaries International is a nonprofit that equips service providers to recognize and respond to mental health concerns. In this podcast, we look at how we do that and we share some of the models that we use to help understand ourselves and the people around us.

Understanding People & Mental Health Tributaries International

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Tributaries International is a nonprofit that equips service providers to recognize and respond to mental health concerns. In this podcast, we look at how we do that and we share some of the models that we use to help understand ourselves and the people around us.

    Helping children with the book Baby Finds Grace

    Helping children with the book Baby Finds Grace

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    • 26 min
    The Change Model

    The Change Model

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    • 12 min
    The Behavior Process Model - Why do people do what they do?

    The Behavior Process Model - Why do people do what they do?

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    • 19 min
    Using the Johari Window for self awareness

    Using the Johari Window for self awareness

    In this episode, Dr Lyn Westman explains how the Johari Window helps us get a better understanding of ourselves and our relationships with others.



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    • 15 min
    Using Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs to understand ourselves and others

    Using Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs to understand ourselves and others

    In this episode, Dr Lyn Westman explains an adapted version of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. This model helps us understand what need or needs someone is trying to meet.
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    • 21 min
    The Whole Person Model

    The Whole Person Model

    In this episode, Dr Lyn Westman explains the Whole Person Model and how each area of our lives affects the other areas.  Understanding this model helps us not to be too narrowly focused on one area when we're trying to help someone. 


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    • 21 min

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