Power imbalances in fiduciary relationships and how to address them as an aspiring psychologist

The Aspiring Psychologist Podcast

Show Notes for The Aspiring Psychologist Podcast Episode: 24: Power imbalances in fiduciary relationships and how to address them as an aspiring psychologist

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When working as in psychology, or in a caring profession, it is important we consider power imbalances. This podcast is a special request, it highlights some of the ways I consider power imbalances in my practice. It will look at how I consider individual differences, culture, language, and social factors. I hope it helps you to reflect on power imbalances in your own work!

The Highlights:

00:28: A special request on power imbalances

01:49: Fiduciary relationships

03:01: Polite and respectful

03:54: You can call me Marianne

04:57: Confidentiality and Netflix!

05:59: Overidentifying with clients

06:52: Testimonial from incoming Trainee!

07:48: What is it like for our service users?

09:32: Trusty Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs!

10:43: Different experiences of the same problem

11:48: Social factors

12:48: Take me through your day-to-day

13:46: Ask the difficult questions!

14:45: Language and coping strategies

15:49: Don’t be afraid and don’t assume!

16:41: Thank you, review, and the aspiring psychologist membership

17:17: Jingles

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