Episodes
Thursday Nov 14, 2019
Conversation with Dr. Ty Aller, LMFT and Training Coordinator for the MHDD-NTC
Thursday Nov 14, 2019
Thursday Nov 14, 2019
This week we hear from Dr. Ty Aller, about mental health and how it intersects with disability, his work on college campuses, in therapy, and at the MHDD National Training Center. Some of the resources mentioned in this episode include:
- The Happiness Trap 8-week program; https://thehappinesstrap.com/
- The Happiness Trap, book https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/76053/the-happiness-trap-by-russ-harris-foreword-by-steven-hayes/
- A Liberated Mind, book: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/48228223-a-liberated-mind-mr-exp
- ACT research and programs at USU: https://www.utahact.com/
Transcripts and past episodes of our podcast: https://mhddcenter.org/voices/
Trainings:
Trainings from the MHDD Center (use this page for current webinars and watch for updates for other trainings from our center): https://mhddcenter.org/training/
Digital storytelling:
The MHDD center is collecting stories about lived experience (and is in the process of producing already collected stories from advocates). If you are an advocate, follow the link at the bottom of our voices page https://mhddcenter.org/voices/
Guest Bio:
Dr. Ty Aller is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist that works as the Training Coordinator for the MHDD: NTC and is housed at Utah State University’s Center for Persons with Disabilities (CPD), a University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities. Prior to joining the CPD, Ty worked as a therapist at a local non-profit organization serving victims of domestic violence and child abuse/neglect. He now owns and operates a private practice in Northern Utah. Ty’s research interests include measuring and implementing mental health literacy programming on college campuses, parent-child relationships and their influence on social-emotional development and projects related to direct service implementation. In his clinical work, Ty focuses on leveraging the strengths of family systems and incorporates components of Acceptance Commitment Therapy and Dialectal Behavior Therapy to help adolescents improve their well-being.
*Music Credit: Music for our podcast is licensed from Marmoset Music. Artist: Johnny Clay; Song "Looking Down the Road"
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