Knowing When to Refer and When to Reassess with Dr Ronald Albucher

As therapists, we often wonder when to hold steady in the work and when to bring in psychiatric support. In this episode, Dr. Ronald Albucher, psychiatrist and psychotherapy educator, helps unpack that decision. With decades of experience at institutions like Stanford and UCSF, Dr. Albucher explains how to recognize clinical resistance, when to consider medication, and how to collaborate effectively across disciplines.He also shares insights into ISTDP (Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy), a modality that changed the way he practices, and how AI could one day assist in deepening clinical attunement. This is a must-listen for mental health professionals navigating complex cases, burnout, and the future of integrated care.In This Episode, We Cover:How to identify clinical resistance and return to foundational goalsWhen symptoms signal the need for psychiatric consultation or medicationWhy burnout can mirror clinical stagnation (and how to break the cycle)What ISTDP is and how it helps clients access core emotional conflictsHow to find and vet psychiatrists for collaborative referralsThe potential of AI to support attunement, training, and supervision in therapyWhy video review and honest supervision can elevate clinical workConnect with Dr. Ronald Albucher:[email protected]/in/ron-albucher-17ba1316aJoin the Berries Community! A dedicated space for mental health clinicians to connect, share insights, and grow together. Look for Berries AI Official Community on Facebook.www.heyberries.com/community______________ Join the Berries Community - A dedicated space for mental health clinicians to connect, share insights, and grow together. Look for Berries AI Official Community on Facebook at http://heyberries.com/community Brought to You By Berries:Ready to stop dreading your notes? Berries is your AI assistant for mental health professionals. Save time, stay compliant, and get back to the work you love. Learn more at heyberries.com.

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