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AvatarJonathan Shedler@JonathanShedler·
29 May

1/ On listening in therapy

"The hardest psychodynamic skill is simply listening in a way that encourages clients to keep talking so that the therapist can get a sense of the associative networks behind the patient’s experience. Encouraging free association—or speaking as freely

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18 May

Evan Thompson: Enacting Hope https://www.upaya.org/2021/05/thompson-enacting-hope/

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AvatarEvan Thompson@evantthompson·
24 May

1/ Strong argument in this rich paper by @PessoaBrain & colleagues. I agree that mapping mental terms like ‘attention’ directly onto brain structures doesn’t work well & I like the idea that brain organization is heterarchical. https://osf.io/8cmhg/ via @OSFramework

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4 May

Ancient Akkadian poems and medical texts reveal grief’s universals – https://psyche.co/ideas/ancient-akkadian-poems-and-medical-texts-reveal-griefs-universals?utm_source=Aeon+Newsletter&utm_campaign=d709be3bbd-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2021_05_04_04_34&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_411a82e59d-d709be3bbd-68613785 via @psyche_the_mag

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