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since July 16, 2026
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There's a rule in psychoanalytic thought that comes before technique: you have to survive the patient. It doesn't mean enduring the hour. It means staying able to think while the person in front of you genuinely lands on you — because in most clinical traditions, being affected isn't…

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When does therapy actually begin? Not at the first intervention — maybe not even at the first session. In this conversation we work through the opening pages of Good Therapy: The Process and the Journey and land on the things that rarely make it into a treatment manual: the nonspecific factors, the…
What makes therapy work — before any technique? In Episode 82, Dr. Michael Baltimore and Dr. Dan Rose start drafting the opening chapter of a book on good therapy and land on a bigger question: what does a good therapist actually do beneath the manual? Dan calls it the "music of therapy" …
What happens to the people who come home from the worst experiences of their lives — and never truly arrive?In Episode 81, Dr. Michael Baltimore and Dr. Dan Rose use Christopher Nolan's take on Homer's Odyssey as a lens on trauma, PTSD, shame, and the long road back home. It becomes an ho…
What happens to the people who come home from the worst experiences of their lives — and never truly arrive?In Episode 81, Dr. Michael Baltimore and Dr. Dan Rose use Christopher Nolan's take on Homer's Odyssey as a lens on trauma, PTSD, shame, and the long road back home. It becomes an ho…
What is self-esteem, really? In this episode of Got Therapy?, Dr. Michael Baltimore and Dr. Dan Rose reconsider self-esteem through a psychodynamic lens — not as a high score you defend, but as the acceptance of a complex, often conflicted self. The conversation moves through not-me states (the pa…
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