Episode 63 - Therapy in Prison (with Kenneth E. Hartman)
Kenneth E. Hartman is a prison reform activist who served 38 years of a life sentence in the California prison system. He discusses his advocacy work, what mental health care looks like in prison, and his personal experiences of therapy – both good and bad. He also shares his thoughts on how therapists can play a role in the necessary social change at the heart of effective prison reform. Plus, Carrie discusses if it is ever justified to warn clients about using insurance.
Introduction: 0:00 – 6:06
Part One: 6:06 – 1:04:22
Part Two: 1:04:22 – 1:26:25
Show Notes:
Contact Kenneth E. Hartman: kennethehartman@hotmail.com
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