The Radical Therapist #027 – Navigating Critical Theory & Postmodernism: Social Justice and Therapist Power in Family Therapy w/ Dr. Justine D’Arrigo-Patrick - Dr Chris Hoff

The Radical Therapist #027 – Navigating Critical Theory & Postmodernism: Social Justice and Therapist Power in Family Therapy w/ Dr. Justine D’Arrigo-Patrick

20 Nov The Radical Therapist #027 – Navigating Critical Theory & Postmodernism: Social Justice and Therapist Power in Family Therapy w/ Dr. Justine D’Arrigo-Patrick

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In episode #027 Chris meets with Dr. Justine D’Arrigo-Patrick.

They discuss how relational therapists navigate Postmodern and Critical Theories in clinical practice, specifically focusing on how therapists negotiate engaging in therapeutic activism in relation to issues of social justice while simultaneously embracing a postmodern therapeutic stance.

Navigating Critical Theory & Postmodernism: Social Justice and Therapist Power in Family Therapy
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Meet Chris

Chris Hoff PhD, LMFT, is based in Orange County, CA and currently serves as Director of the California Family Institute.

Chris' therapeutic and conflict resolution work is grounded in narrative theory, an evolving collection of ideas and practices that inform a respectful, collaborative and non-pathologizing approach to working with people, families, and communities. Chris currently serves as a California state board member of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. Additionally, he has served on several nonprofit boards supporting both the arts and issues of social justice and has presented across the country on the topics of narrative therapy, conflict coaching, and social entrepreneurship. Chris is currently adjunct faculty at Pepperdine University, Loma Linda University, and CSUSB.