PSYCHOLOGY

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Explore the fascinating intersection of psychoanalysis and everyday life, as host Dr. Mark Epstein dives into the mysteries of the human mind, both in and out of the therapy room.

Explore the concept of the analyst's desire and its impact on the therapeutic process. Mitchell Wilson, MD, discusses the importance of listening and letting go in the healing process, and introduces the metaphor of the innkeeper asking 'What brings you here?' He shares his thoughts on reverie, projective identification, and the role of the analyst's intention and desire in creating clinical impasses. Featuring his book 'The Analyst's Desire: The Ethical Foundation of Clinical Practice'.

Uncover the mysteries of the human mind and break free from self-destructive patterns. This episode explores the complexities of human behavior and the quest for deeper self-understanding.

Discover how non-traditional coping mechanisms can be more effective than talk therapy in managing anxieties and moving forward.

Discover the New Library of Psychoanalysis Catalogue, featuring books on psychoanalytic theory and practice. Browse titles and enjoy a 30% discount on print books for members.

By tracing the history of the term projection you will better understand how we generate consumer insights backed by behavioral science.

Explore the thought-provoking writings of George E. Atwood, PhD, in his article, 'There Must Be Blood'. Dive into his insightful perspectives and ideas.

A collection of influential texts in analytics and data science, revisited and reinterpreted for easier understanding and appreciation.

Exploring the connection between self psychology and psychosis through a useful book by Ira Steinman and David Garfield.

Discover the essential tips to find the right therapist for you! Avoid therapists who are too quick to adopt a specific therapy brand, and learn how to find one who truly understands you.

Some therapists have no idea what a "therapeutic alliance" means.

This article discusses the loss of human connection and empathy in modern psychology, with a focus on the concept of 'psychotic countertransference' in therapists. It explores how this phenomenon occurs when clinicians mistake their own expertise for wisdom and benevolence, leading to a disconnect with clients' emotional experiences.

Explore the latest books and publications from ARAS, featuring expert insights and knowledge on various topics.