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The Attachment Style of a Trashbag
DL and Krispin talk about S1 E9 titled “...Some Like Me as a Member.” We talk ethical OCD, feeling of shame, attachment styles and more.
Krispin & DL mention Messes of Men by mewithoutyou
DL mentions Ethical OCD, and here’s a great article on it.
Krispin references Becoming Attached by Robert Kar…
Editors Reading?
Piotr, Ricky & Erwann prove that editors can read in episode 13. The dudes talk about the list of books they use for reference and inspiration in their work. Titles such as Art of The Cut by Steve Hullfish, In The Blink of an Eye by Walter Murch and Paul Hirsch’s A Long Time Ago in a Cutting Room …
Working in perinatal and infant mental health
Jude is an accredited mental health social worker, counsellor and therapist. In this week's episode, she shares with listeners her journey leading to working in perinatal and infant mental health. She talks about some of the challenges working in that space and what it can bring up for you about yo…
98: From Boundaries to Attachment: The Uses and Abuses of Pop Psychology feat. Lily Scherlis
Abby and Patrick are joined by writer and artist Lily Scherlis for a provocative reflection on the ideological subtexts, historical contexts, and real-world value of some of our moment’s most bandied-about concepts and terms. Beginning with her 2023 essay for Parapraxis, “Boundary Issues: How Bound…
Becoming Attached: Dr. Robert Karen
This week, Kirsty speaks with Dr. Robert Karen, a clinical psychologist and author, about the evolution of attachment theory, its relevance for today’s parents and professionals, and how understanding our earliest bonds can shape healthier relationships across the lifespan.
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#187. Attachment Theory: A Cornerstone for Understanding Our Most Intimate Relationships
Robert Karen is a clinical psychologist in private practice in New York City and author of numerous articles both in academic journals and mainstream media. His first book, Becoming Attached: Unfolding the Mystery of the Infant-Mother Bond and Its Impact on Later Life, published in 1994, provided a…
Integrating Psychoanalysis and Quantitative Research in Psychology with Dr. Chris Hopwood
In this interview, Dr. Chris Hopwood shares his journey into academia, his integration of psychodynamic and interpersonal theories into quantitative research, and his perspectives on personality assessment, clinical orientation, and the role of psychology in addressing global issues like climate ch…
E893 | Soul Ties & Unhealthy Attachments - Q&A
Our recent Soul Ties podcast sparked a number of fascinating questions from viewers and listeners. In this podcast, John and Allen respond to as many as possible—including where this topic is addressed in Scripture, whether we can have a soul tie with our spouse, what unhealthy attachment looks lik…
E899 | Betrayal by Others
Our focus shifts to navigating betrayal by others in this second episode in the series. John, Blaine, and Allen talk about the five steps for processing betrayal: 1) name it, 2) mourn it, 3) address the debt, 4) address the warfare, and 5) transfer the need to Jesus.
Show Notes: Watch Part 1: When …
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