[Audio] BT10 Short Course 13 – Humor in the Clinical Setting: Turning Whine Into Laughter – Howard Richmond, MD

Description:

The use of humor can have a variety of positive effects in treatment. It can increase therapeutic rapport, energize and revitalize both client and therapist, and foster an environment more conductive to deeper healing. Through story telling, clinical vignettes and audience participation, attendees will discover new and valuable ways to use humor appropriately in clinical practice. With Howard Richmond.

Educational Objectives:

1. List two examples of inappropriate use of humor in therapy.
2. Describe three valid and appropriate uses of humor in therapy.

*Sessions may be edited for content and to preserve confidentiality*