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Episode 21: Steven Hoskinson Interview
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In this episode, Steve Hoskinson is interviewed. Steve is the founder and Chief Compassion Officer of Organic Intelligence, a theory and systemic clinical application of human empowerment, resiliency, and compassion to resolve the devastating effects of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Steve has trained thousands of individuals in the helping professions in North America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East in the art of the compassionate treatment of trauma. As a leader in the Somatic Psychology field, Steve was Professional Training Faculty for the Somatic Experiencing® Trauma Institute for 17 years and is currently Adjunct Faculty for JFK University’s Somatic Psychology program. He has graduate degrees in Theology and Psychology and is a founding member of the Northern California Society for Integrative Mental Health and the International Transformational Resilience Coalition.
In this interview we discuss therapy from a systems perspective and the idea that what is wrong with therapy is the focus on what is wrong. He also discusses the crucial aspects of therapeutic context and framing, second order change, the importance of curiosity in therapy, and be able to “act in order to know”.
For more information on Steve Hoskinson and his work, check out his website: https://organicintelligence.org/
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