Resources & Media: Podcasts
Discussing his childhood and early career experiences, Dr. Robert T. Muller explores his motivations for specializing in trauma therapy and the lessons that he has learned along the way.
With Guy Macpherson, PhD
Trauma Therapy Podcast
In this coaching session for The Affair Recovery Movement, Dr. Robert T. Muller and Sarah P. discuss a variety of topics that relate to avoidant attachment, PTSD, and coping with an affair.
With Sarah P.
Trauma, Infidelity, and Avoidant Attachment
In this CBC Radio special Dr. Robert T. Muller examines why we decide not to share truths with those closest to us, the effects of secretiveness on families, and what happens when family secrets are revealed.
With Diane Flacks
Family Secrets & Trauma
In this episode, Dr. Robert T. Muller discusses posttraumatic growth and his new book, “Trauma and the Struggle to Open Up: From Avoidance to Recovery and Growth.”
With Laura Reagan
Post-Traumatic Growth Podcast
In this episode, Morgan Rector discusses trauma outcomes and treatment with Dr. Robert T. Muller.
With Morgan Rector
Mental Health Podcast
Dr. Robert T. Muller provides the steps needed to build and maintain a strong therapist-client relationship – one that helps bring recovery and growth.
With Charlie Stecker
Child Abuse Prevention
Dr. Anna Baranowsky interviews Dr. Robert T. Muller on the therapist-client relationship, and the importance of having a therapist who uses a compassionate approach.
With Dr. Anna Baranowsky
Trauma & Compassion
Dr. Robert T. Muller is interviewed on the topic of Avoidance in the treatment of posttraumatic stress. He addresses why he wrote about the avoidant client and offers some advice for trauma therapists who are dealing with avoidant clients.
With Roland Bal
Avoidance & Trauma Therapy
Dr. Robert T. Muller joins Matt and Curt to discuss his new book Trauma & The Struggle to Open Up, exploring how the guilt and shame of trauma affects the ability to discuss and overcome a traumatic past.
With Matthew S. Bennett
Trauma & Forgiveness
A guest on the Trauma Therapist Podcast, Dr. Robert T. Muller explores the psychotherapy relationship when working with complex trauma.
With Guy McPherson, PHD
Client-Therapist Relationship in Trauma
Troubled attachment and intimacy avoidance is a natural outcome of challenging life experiences or trauma. Sue Marriott interviews guest, Dr. Robert T. Muller.
With Sue Marriott
Trauma Therapy Relationship
In this episode, learn about the differences between PTSD and other forms of trauma, how to identify it, and what can be done about it.
With Gabe Howard & Vincent Wales
Trauma: More Than PTSD
In this podcast, Dr. Robert T. Muller describes his clinical work with individuals who have experienced trauma.
With Caitlin Beck
Promoting Post-Traumatic Growth
In this podcast, Dr. Robert T. Muller describes his clinical work with individuals who have experienced trauma.
With Lisa Tahir
Trauma & Attachment
Speaking on the Covid-19 Pandemic, Dr. Robert T. Muller speaks on the implications of trauma and trauma therapy in a socially distanced environment.
With Van Nuys
Overcoming Trauma During The Pandemic
In part one of this podcast series, Dr. Robert T. Muller describes the links between trauma and attachment theory, using case examples from his psychotherapy practice in Toronto.
With Karen Doyle Buckwalter
Attachment Theory In Action
— S. K.
“Dr. Muller is an an expert on the topic of trauma due to his experience as a professor, workshop presenter, researcher, and author. He is also an extremely compassionate and empathetic psychologist. It is clear that he has spent years treating children, teens, and adults making him an amazing clinician who has given me tremendous insight into my challenges and how to resolve them. Dr. Muller has made a significant difference in my life, and I would highly recommend him.”
— t. z.
"I wish I could write a book about Dr. Muller—the journey of how I turned my life around. I feel free to be vulnerable and elaborate on my past struggles in life. I feel more secure in the world, and I have gained the capacity to form a secure attachment with my son as a result of my safe and supportive therapeutic relationship with Dr. Muller. I grew in my ability to make better decisions, develop a conscience, and embrace altruism. It took me a long time to realize there's more to life than just the present moment..."
— t. z.
"...Through Dr. Muller's artistic work, I have transcended an intergenerational traumatic life to a fulfilling one, changing my narrative to a positive story. The silver lining of my life is the unconditional care I received through all the therapeutic sessions with Dr. Muller. His reflective practice helped cultivate my potential and strength, empowering me and restoring my resilience."
— g. l.
"Dr. Muller is an extremely capable psychologist. His knowledge, experience, and ability to genuinely connect with people truly set him apart. I could not recommend him enough!"
— j. C.
"Dr. Muller is an excellent psychologist with 30 years of experience. He is compassionate, empathic, and thoughtful when working with clients, colleagues, and students. His insights lead to a better understanding of the self and open the door to change. His expertise in the areas of trauma and attachment was developed through both his clinical work and research initiatives. His knowledge base and clinical skills create the trusting environment needed in therapy."
— S. R.
"Dr. Muller is a competent and empathic clinician. He demonstrates excellent skill and his expertise in trauma therapy is evident in both a treatment and supervision context."
— k. c.
"I strongly recommend Dr. Muller as a trauma therapist and trauma expert! He is an excellent psychologist who is very warm, kind, and genuine. He is incredibly knowledgeable and skilled, with over 30 years of experience providing therapy to those in need and training the next generation of psychologists."
— M. S.
"Dr. Muller is an incredible psychologist with decades of experience, particularly in the area of trauma. He is empathic, warm, and has a wealth of clinical knowledge. He also has done decades of research on trauma so he is very trusted and respected in the field. I would highly recommend him as a therapist!"
— Y. L.
"Dr. Muller is an incredibly compassionate, understanding, and knowledgeable expert on trauma recovery. I often recommend him to many people, because of his expertise on the treatment of trauma disorders. He is an amazing professor, mentor, and advocate for individuals struggling with PTSD."
— K. J.
"I cannot recommend Dr. Muller strongly enough. If I could I'd give him even more stars! Not only is he an expert as a researcher and teacher, but he is a highly skilled therapist and supervisor who brings warmth, compassion and kindness into the consulting room."
— L. R.
"Robert Muller is a knowlegeable and skilled clinician. He is patient and warm. He can hold your experience whether you are a client or a supervisee, and can help you discover what it means to you."
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