Can you take someone where you haven't gone yourself? A therapist faces death
Back from the Abyss: Psychiatry in Stories | Psychotherapy, Trauma, and Psychedelics
01/03/20
•29m
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In this second installment of therapists in the abyss, Dr. H sits down with Jungian analyst and master therapist Dr. Michael Daine to explore how facing death catalyzed an exploration of the unconscious and the eventual rebirth both of his career and sense of purpose in the world. This then leads to a discussion of whether one can be a capable and resilient therapist without having successfully passed through periods of darkness and despair.
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Therapists in the abyss: Vicarious trauma
December 20, 2019
•27m
This is the first of an intermittent series of therapists sharing their abyss stories. Samantha was a newly minted therapist just out of her MSW program, full of hope and excitement for her new career, when she met a client whose horrific trauma story and rapid disappearance from therapy haunted her for years. Dr. H and Samantha explore how she was able to eventually move from the grief and regret of this vicarious traumatization to a place of acceptance and self-compassion.
A heads up— this story contains a description of a sexual assault.
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January 17, 2020
•7m
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Dr. H
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