Authenticity Without Integrity is Dangerous - w/ Erin Phipps
From After the Hour · 00:39:58
Show by Brie Hawk
Clinical educator, supervisor, and Heartwood Care Collective founder Erin Phipps joins Brie to talk about building a career in this field that's actually generative, for the helper as much as the client.Erin opens up about growing up in special ed, the summer at Landmark College when someone outside their family finally told them they were smart, and why their work is rooted in disability justice. They also dig into money shame in the helping professions, the difference between authenticity and integrity, what supervision is really for, and the "economy of care" that keeps therapists resourced enough to do this work.CHAPTERS3:51 Rituals that open and close the workday10:32 Money shame in the helping professions14:19 Neurodivergent in grad school18:19 Disability justice in the classroom21:27 Authenticity without integrity24:27 Building Heartwood Care Collective29:29 "Who's grading me?" Finding your professional identity34:50 The economy of careRESOURCES MENTIONED• The Trauma of Money certification• Internal Family Systems (IFS)• To Speak for the Trees by Diana Beresford-KroegerCONNECT WITH ERINWebsite: heartwoodcarecollective.comIf you're struggling, you don't have to wait. In the U.S., call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.After the Hour is a production of Collective Counseling Solutions. Produced by Brie Hawk, with editing and creative direction by Carin Huebner and SPACEBUG Creative. New episodes every two weeks.
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