Re-release: Episode 4 – When Self-Disclosure Helps: Authenticity That Supports the Client
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Re-release: Episode 4 – When Self-Disclosure Helps: Authenticity That Supports the Client
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In this re-release of Episode 4, Clinical Supervisors Kim Rippy, LPC and Kaitlyn Steel, LMFT revisit one of the most nuanced topics in therapy: self-disclosure. When does it help, when does it harm, and how can therapists use authenticity in a way that truly supports the client?
Together, they explore authenticity from the client’s perspective and how showing up as a real human can deepen trust, safety, and connection in the therapy room. They unpack the tension many clinicians feel—especially early in their careers—between being taught to avoid self-disclosure and recognizing the moments when it can be clinically meaningful.
Kim and Kaitlyn reflect on their own experiences navigating this balance, highlighting the difference between intentional, client-centered sharing and oversharing that shifts the focus away from the client. They also discuss how supervision serves as a parallel process, modeling how therapists can thoughtfully respond to client vulnerability and authenticity.
Whether you’re a new clinician or a seasoned therapist, this episode offers grounded, practical insight into using authenticity with purpose.
Key Takeaways:
• How authentic presence strengthens client safety and trust
• Understanding self-disclosure without centering yourself
• When to share, when to hold back, and how to repair if you overshare
• Why supervision mirrors the therapeutic relationship
• Using authenticity to create deeper therapeutic connection
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Supervision: www.keystonetherapygroup.com/supervision/
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Email: Supervision@KeystoneTherapyGroup.com
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Disclaimer:
This podcast is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for clinical supervision. All information shared represents our own opinions and should not be taken as legal or clinical direction. All therapy skills discussed should be used within the scope of your experience and with appropriate clinical supervision.
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