
The AAMFT Podcast is an all-access pass to the latest news, developments, and thought leaders in the world of systemic therapy. Hosted by Dr. Eli Karam, it strives to relate, educate, and innovate one episode at a time. The episodes explore topics that relationship-based therapists care about, and features unique conversations and interviews with established experts. The show provides information ... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 138 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureBusiness | |||

In the first AAMFT Podcast episode of 2026, Eli introduces the All-Star Panel Series featuring Cloé Madanes and Frank Dattilio for an in-depth conversation highlighting the enduring legacy of the late Norman Epstein. This series is devoted to legacy,... more
In this episode, Eli sits down with Dr. Michelle Sherman to explore the delicate balance between supportive love and codependency, the hidden struggles of family members, and practical strategies for maintaining connection when mental health creates ... more
In this episode, Eli is joined by Dr. Steve Harris and Dr. Ronald Asiimwe, who share insights on representation, mentorship, and making MFT more accessible to diverse practitioners.
In this episode, Eli hosts a roundtable of six MFTs who share their early career journeys navigating the transition from grad school to successfully obtaining licensure and building caseloads.
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Eli, love the Podcast. Great show, but you MUST change the music. It is terrible.
Also, episode 134 is so cringey. The pronouns, the rap song. Cringe.
Eli, love the Podcast. Great show, but you MUST change the music. It is terrible.
I’m an MAMFT student and thoroughly enjoy the podcast. It would be really help if the title included a small descriptor noting the topic. Such as: Episode 1: Jane Doe - CBT
Again, thanks for this great resource
As a student in an MAMFT program, I have enjoyed many of the episodes. Thanks! My only suggestion would be to title them differently. I’d like for the title to mention the topic each episode is about. The name of the guest (the way titles are now) does not help audiences find subjects they are interested in. I understand guests are known experts. But for someone like me, who is new in the field, just their name does not tell me anything.
I have learned a tremendous amount from this podcast on the systemic model of marriage and family therapy. Institutions do not train well on the nuances of the relational model…(at least my program did not) and I was able to glean a lot from each of the people the host brought on. Dr. Eli Karam is a terrific host and does a fabulous job interviewing different personalities. I have sent several episodes to classmates of mine in our MS in Counseling degree program here in California. Thank you for... more
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The content is centered on the latest advancements and insights relating to systemic therapy and marriage and family therapy. Episodes typically focus on various aspects of mental health, including emotional intimacy, systemic issues in therapy, and innovative therapeutic models. Listeners are presented with expert interviews that cover diverse topics such as diversity in therapy, self-care for therapists, culturally responsive practices, and the interplay between technology and mental health. This format not only provides significant educational value but also fosters a sense of community among professional therapists, encouraging dialogue on contemporary challenges and practices within the field.
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Recent guests on The AAMFT Podcast include:
1. Dr. Michelle Sherman
2. Dr. Ronald Asiimwe
3. Dr. Steve Harris
4. Allie Montgomery
5. Jennifer Coulter
6. Jeffrey Hilton
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8. Dr. Carmen Knudson-Martin
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