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Have you ever wanted
to do a job

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that really mattered?

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In this season,

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we look at some big trends

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and small steps

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that are changing
the future of work.

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So your job of tomorrow

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can help your community

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and even the planet.

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Marriage and Family Therapy

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helps individual clients

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and families alike

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by understanding all the factors

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that lead to the challenges

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they are experiencing.

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Rather than focusing

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on an individual's issues

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out of context,

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Marriage and Family therapists

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work with clients

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to connect context

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with systemic solutions.

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Marriage and Family therapists

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focus on systems
and the interplay

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of relationships
between self and others.

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So when proposing solutions,

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we go beyond the individual

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and also consider

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the different relationships
that are embedded in

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So when we are looking

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systemic solutions,

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we are looking at the person

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in all of their context

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So systemic solutions
try to lift

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as many constraints as possible

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and work within the constraints

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that are not liftable.

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Just as a writer finds
inspiration

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in a dog eared book of poetry

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or mechanic sees the Mona Lisa

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under the hood of a Rolls Royce.

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A therapist finds purpose

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in stories of resilience, growth

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and the potential to be better.

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If people go to therapy

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and gain that self knowledge

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and heal
from the different trauma

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they've experienced,
I believe the world

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can definitely become
a better place.

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Therapy may seem like it's

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becoming less stigmatized.

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But the truth is,

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many cultural communities

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are still wary

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of seeking mental health care

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as an act and as an institution.

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People that have been
historically marginalized,

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that are currently marginalized,
have dealt

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with a lot of oppression

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since the beginning.

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So a lot of what's happening

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is not new for people.

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I think it's
potentially more visible

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for some people.

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That can increase the intensity

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of people’s symptoms.

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So maybe they had sadness before

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or maybe they'd had
some anxiety before,

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but seeing a lot of the trauma

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that's happening constantly,

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whether it's on social media

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while watching the news

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or experiencing

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low employment
or underemployment or

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lack of resources

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increases the intensity

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of people's symptoms.

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And therapy is one of the ways

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to help people manage

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and regulate some of that.

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To learn more,

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check out the full episode

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from the amazing docu series

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Jobs of Tomorrow.