ProSocial Podcast

The ProSocial Podcast invites dialogue across differences to promote peaceful pluralism. We seek viewpoint and political diversity which strengthens the social fabric of our world. We seek to humanize, strive for dialogue, and stand for ethical principles. We authentically:a) Welcome open inquiry, free thought, and free speechb) Discuss vigorously and respectfullyc) Challenge totalitarian orthodoxyd) Support others who do the same prosocialworkers.substack.com

ProSocial Podcast is a society podcast hosted by Be ProSocial, with 16 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  After Conversion Therapy: Ethics, Identity, and Client Self-Determination

  Apr 11, 20261h 27mS0

  <p>In this episode of the ProSocial Podcast, social workers and hosts Matthew Watson, Zander Keig, and Dr. Nafees Alam welcome psychologist and scholar Dr. Lee Beckstead for a nuanced discussion of Chiles v. Salazar and its implications for mental health practice. Moving beyond simplistic narratives surrounding conversion therapy bans, the panel explores a pressing ethical concern: whether ideological activism and professional cancellation within mental health care risk replacing one form of coercion with another.</p><p>Drawing on his personal experience as a conversion therapy consumer and decades of clinical and research work, Dr. Beckstead outlines core principles of...

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  When the State Enters the Therapy Room

  Mar 31, 20261h 17mS0

  <p>October 7, 2025 Oral Arguments: Chiles vs. Salazar</p><p>March 31, 2026 Supreme Court Opinion</p><p></p> <br/><br/>This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit prosocialworkers.substack.com

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  Empowered Humanity Theory and Social Work Practice

  Nov 29, 20251h 4mS0

  <p>This podcast explores the application of Empowered Humanity Theory (EHT) within social work practice, emphasizing its alignment with the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Code of Ethics. Developed as a neuroscience-informed framework, EHT cultivates three core attitudes—Value-Centered Identity, the Dignity Lens, and a Compassionate-Inquisitive Mindset—supported by daily practices that build awareness, equanimity, compassion, and recognition of common humanity.</p><p>Social workers face high exposure to trauma, ethical complexity, compassion fatigue, and emotionally charged cases. EHT provides tools for self-regulation and co-regulation, enabling practitioners to remain grounded in values during crises. By filtering decisions through chosen valu...

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  Dialogue Practice in Clinical Social Work

  Nov 28, 202557 minS0

  <p>Summary</p><p>In this episode of the Pro Social podcast, Matthew Watson and Dr. David Derozotes explore the significance of dialogue in social work, particularly in clinical practice. They discuss how dialogue can bridge differences, foster relationships, and create inclusive communities. The conversation delves into the skills required for effective dialogue, the importance of ground rules, and the application of psychological paradigms in dialogue practice. Dr. Derozotes shares insights on internal dialogue, the dynamics of couples and family therapy, and the role of dialogue in addressing societal issues. The episode concludes with creative approaches to enhance dialogue and...

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  The Secret to Raising Resilient, Confident, Independent Children in the Next Generation

  Nov 27, 20251h 19mS0

  <p>In this podcast, Nicole Runyon, a Licensed Master Social Worker and parenting coach in Michigan, presents the challenges faced by the I-Generation, particularly focusing on the mental health crisis among this population. She identifies the three D’s: disorder, dysfunction, and disconnection, and emphasizes that the mental health symptoms observed in this cohort are often misunderstood messages indicating deeper issues. Runyon critiques the current mental health system’s inability to effectively address these challenges. She also presents parenting styles and approaches that change across time according to a child’s developmental needs. She concludes with some strong recommendations for parent...

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