Psychotherapy is constantly evolving — but what truly makes it effective?In this episode of The Making Therapy Better Podcast, our host Dr. Bruce Wampold takes the guest seat to explore the past, present, and future of psychotherapy in conversation with a group of young Brazilian psychologists: Geissy Araújo, Ph.D., Maurício Majolo,M.S., Lucas Cardoso, and Mateus Souza, M.S.Together, they discuss:- What actually drives change in psychotherapy- The balance between theory, evidence, and human connection- How therapists can stay grounded in what matters mostBruce reminds us that therapy is not merely a set of techniques — it’s a social and relational healing practice rooted in empathy, collaboration, and meaning.To know more about the topic, check out our previous episode with Scott Miller 🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, subscribe, and share — your support helps us keep these conversations going.Bruce Wampold, Ph.D. | Emeritus Professor, University of Wisconsin–Madison; Author of "The Great Psychotherapy Debate: The Evidence for What Makes Psychotherapy Work" -- and among the most influential psychotherapy researchers alive today. Produced and edited by Geissy Araújo, Ph.D. and Kevin Riordan.——The Making Therapy Better podcast is brought to you by CarePaths EHR, an electronic health record system designed to help you improve therapy outcomes. https://www.carepaths.comFollow the Making Therapy Better project:🌐 Website: www.makingtherapybetter.com📺 YouTube: /@makingtherapybetter📸 Instagram: /making_therapy_better💼 LinkedIn: /9223245#Psychotherapy #TherapySkills #Counseling #HumanisticTherapy #EmotionFocusedTherapy #PluralisticTherapy #TherapistTraining #ClinicalSupervision #BruceWampold #MickCooper #MakingTherapyBetter #MentalHealthIntro/outro music by Chris Haugen, free for public use.

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