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AvatarAlpa Shah@alpashah001·
2 Sep

Join us @LSEAnthropology this Autumn to pay tribute to our dear friend David Graeber who we lost a year ago.

Launch #TheDawnOfEverything with @davidwengrow 13 Oct:https://www.lse.ac.uk/Events/2021/10/202110131800/everything

Then a weekly seminar w fab anthros discussing David's texts: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/join-david-graeber-tribute-lse-anthropology-friday-seminar-series-tickets-164329216109

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AvatarJonathan Shedler@JonathanShedler·
20 Aug

1/ This common misuse of therapy term "neutrality" drives me crazy. It absolutely does NOT mean holding back from confronting patients with difficult truths. That's abdicating our responsibilities and it's just bad therapy. It also does NOT mean being distant or disengaged. https://twitter.com/pnetworker/status/1428528462235672579

Psychotherapy Networker@pnetworker

"It's disrespectful to clients not to let them in on the truth about what we witness regularly in our offices as they play out their relationships: the ways they deal with their partners are often self-centered, unfeeling, and counterproductive." https://bit.ly/3qCS0Fn

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AvatarJonathan Shedler@JonathanShedler·
25 May

1/ Ten “vital signs” of psychotherapy progress:

-greater attachment security / sense of safety
-more coherent/integrated experience of self & others
-increased sense of personal agency
-more realistic & reliable self-esteem
-greater resilience / improved affect regulation

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AvatarJonathan Shedler@JonathanShedler·
3 Aug

1/ "No one has privileged access to another person’s inner experience. A therapist may suggest connections or raise hypotheses for consideration, but it is a mutual process of discovery. The patient is the final arbiter of his own experience, always. https://www.psychiatrictimes.com/view/psychoanalysis-re-enchantment-psychiatry-jonathan-shedler-phd

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