Dr. David Burns
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That used to happen to me an awful lot and still happens to me on occasion. You, you get thinking, Oh man, I can give this person something that nobody else can. And they're, they're going to be so impressed with me when I do these amazing things. And then boy, you're heading for trouble when you get sucked into that type of, into that type of format. Um, for, for sure. Um,
Angela, you also have this really incredible extensive knowledge in tech. And I know you've done incredible work gathering all of the techniques that David has put together and made a beautiful chart for everyone. And I know I've called on you for tech support and you put together the toolkit. And when it became an electronic, how did you move from tech to
Angela, you also have this really incredible extensive knowledge in tech. And I know you've done incredible work gathering all of the techniques that David has put together and made a beautiful chart for everyone. And I know I've called on you for tech support and you put together the toolkit. And when it became an electronic, how did you move from tech to
coaching and how do you incorporate them together?
coaching and how do you incorporate them together?
I used to get a lot of, well, still do, I suppose, but I used to get a lot of attorneys as clients, and they really loved what I... In those days, we were calling it CBT when I was in private practice. Now, it's a little different because it's evolved so much, but...
I used to get a lot of, well, still do, I suppose, but I used to get a lot of attorneys as clients, and they really loved what I... In those days, we were calling it CBT when I was in private practice. Now, it's a little different because it's evolved so much, but...
to become team, but they love that logical aspect, the analytic aspect of CBT and seeing that their thoughts were distorted and they could change those distorted thoughts and change the way they, they feel. So I, I especially enjoyed working with attorneys for that reason.
to become team, but they love that logical aspect, the analytic aspect of CBT and seeing that their thoughts were distorted and they could change those distorted thoughts and change the way they, they feel. So I, I especially enjoyed working with attorneys for that reason.
Oh, wow. That's so sad. I'm sorry to hear that.
Oh, wow. That's so sad. I'm sorry to hear that.
That's a beautiful story. I love that story. I don't think you told that the last time you were here. Yeah. Yeah. That's neat.
That's a beautiful story. I love that story. I don't think you told that the last time you were here. Yeah. Yeah. That's neat.
I'd like to hear from Angela and from Lorna, maybe give Lorna a first shot, hear more about you and you're doing coaching in Australia. Is that correct? Yeah.
I'd like to hear from Angela and from Lorna, maybe give Lorna a first shot, hear more about you and you're doing coaching in Australia. Is that correct? Yeah.
And you're in our Tuesday training group at Stanford every week.
And you're in our Tuesday training group at Stanford every week.
Yeah. And and so if if if I'm and I guess a coach can help someone anywhere in the world. There's nothing about crossing state lines like we have in the United States. That's kind of an advantage of being a coach. But if I'm in Australia, you know. Where are you located? Do you see people in person? Do you do all virtual work?
Yeah. And and so if if if I'm and I guess a coach can help someone anywhere in the world. There's nothing about crossing state lines like we have in the United States. That's kind of an advantage of being a coach. But if I'm in Australia, you know. Where are you located? Do you see people in person? Do you do all virtual work?
And if I am an Australian struggling, you know, what kind of problems would you like people to bring to you? Would it be depression, anxiety, relationship problems? What can you do for your fellow Australians?