# Jessica Benjamin
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jessica benjamin is a psychoanalyst known for her contributions to psychoanalysis and social thought. She is currently a practicing psychoanalyst in New York City where she is on the faculty of the New York University Postdoctoral Psychology Program in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy, and the Stephen Mitchell Center for Relational Studies. jessica benjamin is one of the original contributors to the fields of relational psychoanalysis, theories of intersubjectivity, and gender studies and feminism as it relates to psychoanalysis and society.
The Coffee Machine Was Never the Problem, Why We Meet Functions Instead of People
Projection, Hyper-Attunement & Recognition
A woman is yelling at a gas-station cashier about a broken coffee machine. He never touched it. He was just wearing the uniform of the place that owned it.
In this episode, psychoanalyst Dr. Lía Roth uses one ordinary morning to unpack three things we cons…
The Coffee Machine Was Never the Problem, Why We Meet Functions Instead of People
Projection, Hyper-Attunement & Recognition
A woman is yelling at a gas-station cashier about a broken coffee machine. He never touched it. He was just wearing the uniform of the place that owned it.
In this episode, psychoanalyst Dr. Lía Roth uses one ordinary morning to unpack three things we cons…
The Pressure to Be the Right Kind of Human
Ever notice how the wrong word or a thought can lose confidence before anyone even disagrees with it?
In this episode, Dr. Lia Roth explores that strange second between having a thought and speaking it aloud. The split second where we stop asking, "Is it true?" and start wondering, "Where will this…
The Pressure to Be the Right Kind of Human
Ever notice how the wrong word or a thought can lose confidence before anyone even disagrees with it?
In this episode, Dr. Lia Roth explores that strange second between having a thought and speaking it aloud. The split second where we stop asking, "Is it true?" and start wondering, "Where will this…
Couples therapy from a psychoanalytic view. an overview: Melanie Klein, Winnicott ,Jessica Benjamin
These are ideas were originally created in the podcasts with my friend Illan yifrach. link in hebrew: https://youtu.be/QzuVdTkYN-4?si=iwge12kZuyYyq27qMy name is Akiva Ragen, and I am an certified counselor (M.A) and a clinical MSW in training. dedicated to guiding individuals through their personal…
That Text You Almost Sent · Need, Demand, and the Freedom to Be Yourself
You know the text.
You want someone you love. You miss them. Maybe you need them. And somewhere between the feeling and your thumb hitting send, I wish you were here becomes You haven’t checked in on me all week.
Both sentences may come from the same place. But they do something very different to t…
That Text You Almost Sent · Need, Demand, and the Freedom to Be Yourself
You know the text.
You want someone you love. You miss them. Maybe you need them. And somewhere between the feeling and your thumb hitting send, I wish you were here becomes You haven’t checked in on me all week.
Both sentences may come from the same place. But they do something very different to t…
#92 Am I Working on the Right Thing? When Communication Problems Are About More Than Communication
Communication Problems—or Something Deeper?
Is a relationship problem really a communication problem? In this solo episode, psychologist Xan Banker, Psy.D., L.P., explores why conflict often involves more than finding the right words. Defensiveness, shame, emotional regulation, attachment insecurit…
Whatever You Want Is Fine: The Terms and Conditions Nobody Reads
You say, “Whatever you want is fine,” and then find yourself adjusting because the person you love wanted something different.
In this episode, Dr. Lia Roth explores why another person’s freedom can feel like rejection—and why betrayal makes that feeling more dangerous. Drawing on Jessica Benjamin’…
Whatever You Want Is Fine: The Terms and Conditions Nobody Reads
You say, “Whatever you want is fine,” and then find yourself adjusting because the person you love wanted something different.
In this episode, Dr. Lia Roth explores why another person’s freedom can feel like rejection—and why betrayal makes that feeling more dangerous. Drawing on Jessica Benjamin’…
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