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Absolutely love this. "Don't forget the f*ing kittens." 😆

Such a great discussion! Thank you.

What a fantastic conversation............😊

"We come from our parents; we're not our parents." Right! :)

💯- hit the mark! - 💯

Viewing this was yet another confirmation of the incredible knowledge shared with us - can't get that in a classroom! 😃

Dr. Deussing: you put it all together so well - leading it, summarizing it, telling it from your lengthy experience, finding the missing research gaps, how the therapist can change by the therapy they do. All of it is fantastic. Thank you.

God bless all of you for being healers and safe harbors for troubled souls. I hope you know that you're doing great work, but ultimately, you are HUMAN BEINGS. Do the best you can with the tools you have and then stop. We all have to do what we can to heal. As wonderful and necessary as you are, each person is, at the end of the day, responsible for their OWN healing. You encourage, guide, and facilitate the efforts. But you MUST take care that what you give is NOT your self. I've had a life of trauma, and for a little while I saw a therapist, but I knew in my heart that I had to do the work because there's only so many ways to share pain. I could see that by going over and over my trauma, I was stuck in it, yet I secretly kept hoping my therapist would make it all go away. Disappear . She could not. And I had to stop going to her with that expectation. On more than one occasion, I asked her to please give me tools so I could stop hurting and start healing, but she couldn't ( or wouldn't) and I left knowing it was up to me. Long story short, I have learned to live with this silent partner of trauma, and ways to quiet the sadness. I learned to face my fears and avoid certain people and situations. Idk, I'm just here to say thank you, and to let you know that the world may not always say it, but we all need healers. What you do is brave and makes a difference. If you can possibly separate your lives from your clients and leave them knowing you have given them a safe place to share the hurt, and also the tools to help themselves, then what more can ANY of us expect? You have your own equally important lives, worries, families, jobs, spouses, etc. to work around. Please don't take the weight of the world on your shoulders and end up sick from it! You are beautiful, kind, and empathetic souls that do your best for others. No one has the right to expect more, not even YOU. Wishing you love and peace and personal healing . 💗🙏💗

This has been a fascinating podcast thank you. It was also a catalyst to some healing in relation to being free to create. I've recently discovered IFS and have been using it successfully on myself. While watching this I noticed one of my protectors getting very active. Turns out she was protecting me from being hurt. The 7 year old who loved to draw and colour and paint more than anything and a time when my mother was so mean and took all the art materials away and instead had me doing spelling tests with her standing over me. I went through the IFS process of befriending her and we went to an art room where there were so many things and had lots of fun and then the protector was able to find a new role of encouraging her art and creativity. Wow. Thank you. And I love the idea of combining Art therapy with IFS. ❤

Dr. Deussing - as always, amazing work and wonderful discussion - thank you so much! 💫

It was amazing to sit in with Dr. Tosone - incredible work and a great group as always.

Thank you, Dr. Deussing!

I'm a Shedlerian! Thank you, Dr. Deussing.

Shedlerians unite!! 🤣🤣 In Shedler's name amen...🙏🌠....also, some very bright/smart cookies in this cohort/group! owowowow

Outstanding - I learned a lot from Amanda Lenox!

Wow, Dr. Christopher Deussing, DSW, LCSW, C-DBT, this discussion of Ellen L. Wright, Ph.D.'s presentation to Philadelphia School of Psychoanalysis was incredibly thoughtful, stimulating, and nuanced! As a modern analyst, I found it so encouraging to see that the concepts of transference and countertransference, as well as consciousness, and the work required by therapists to achieve it, continue to be taught and understood. As you so rightly point out, these ideas are often overlooked in graduate education, but are the bedrock of the therapeutic alliance. I'm absolutely thrilled that our Philadelphia School of Psychoanalysis' video series has been so well-utilized by your intern cohort and applaud you 👏 for connecting more modern day treatments such as DBT to the psychoanalytic foundation of interpersonal dynamics in the treatment room. Wonderful!

Yay, Beth Tyson for getting through corporate to the passionate work you do today! Thank you, Dr. D., as always. 💛

Wonderful video and a good lesson. I'm beginning the journey of becoming a therapist. That said, my own parts are yelling at me when I overthink/intellectualize what I'm learning, and at times when I do not trust the process. It does feel "really weird" and uncomfortable. In addition, conversations when holding meetings, being present with another person, knowing your own parts helps the relationship. Thank you!

Dr. Deussing and the intern cohort, this was a wonderful discussion reminder of Nancy McWilliams' lecture at our institute in 2022. I think Dr. McWilliams' would be very pleased with the comments made by the interns. Also, it so encouraging to see that young people entering this field bring with them a high level of intellect and understanding of the nuances in the therapeutic and supervisory relationships. Thank you for sharing!

I'm sorry I missed this one - great video highlighting how amazing Dr. McWilliams is. I had no idea about the psychoanalyst process - post grad requirements, 300 analysis hours, group supervision, attending classes, etc. --- uh --- 🔥🔥🎆🎆 Thank you Integrative DBT & Psychotherapy!

Contraction is necessary for expansion. That's it. Wonderful. 💥 Misty is amazing. And so are you, Dr. Deussing. 💥

Heck yeah!!! Part two!!!!! :D

@Amidst_livingartists / Ashley: Here's the Part 2 that you requested; enjoy! 😀

Wonderful, thought provoking message! Thank you Dr. Deussing!

Great stuff. Big congrats

This is such an incredible perspective to speak about. I love the concept of transpersonal psychology and I would love to hear more about it from the both of you. PLEASE make a part 2! :D

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This was outstanding. I hope you arrange a Part 2 - would love to know more about the transpersonal journey and Gestalt principle as well. Thanks to both of you! 💛🌸

I’m glad that people are finally discussing the interplay between Trauma and eating disorders. If your Trauma and eating disorder is deeply embedded into so many facets of your life. Then is it really even possible to ever recover? It feels like there’s just too many broken pieces to try to fix. It feels impossible.

Here's to acronyms! (Thank you, Marsha!) Great video - helpful in taking a deep dive into various modalities and integration into practice. Thank you.

Here come the tears. Thank you, Dr. D.

Fear, division and dopamine = distraction: Dividing us conquers. Fear controls. Dopamine supports distraction as we seek more of the "good stuff" that makes us feel better. We don't "have enough time" due to distraction. Distraction has evolved into a fear-based-hyper-aware feeding frenzy supporting 24/7 consumerism, global news, and anything else providing pleasure (tech or whatever) that redirects us away from noble truths. The dilemma of not having "quality time" is evident from traveling down this rabbit hole. Our society (and billboards!) caters to the lizard brain, supports our addiction to dopamine, and so on. In addition, regarding "advertisements," Microsoft supports keylogger software, Alexa listening and tagging key words for advertisements, the Windows OS new release will have a complete system monitoring option (similar to mirroring everything you do), etc. Go into your advanced Windows settings and you will see all of the software that can expose your microphone, your apps, your search engine(s), what you work on, etc. Turning it off is usually not an easy option, as it controls other functions. There's no choice, there's no privacy. It's all a mess in my opinion. Thank you for this incredible thought-provoking video. Much love and respect from JF. 😉💥🤘

Not remembering the trauma could also be a good thing, because it allows you to lay down new tracks on a new foundation that you can build with honesty & love, & that will guide you with the understanding on how to move forward with life, because you want to move forward and not look back, It's like starting over 🙏

Does your practice offer any CEUs for virtual DBT intervention training?

Hey Dr. D! Thank you for sharing your thoughts about mental health experiences and needs, especially for men.

Fantastic video. I've seen a shift lately and I hope it continues - it's as simple as providing men support, being present-listening, affirming that "It's ok to cry, to need someone to talk to," etc. - or just "someone to trust." I hope society moves away from "men vs women." We've got some work to do with women too - shift the societal mindset of, "if you're not wealthy, macho, and you don't have 6-pack abs, I don't want you. You treat me like a queen and nothing less." What's that about..........

😄 - this was very fun and enjoyable. Just what I needed to hear & further understand! Excellent. "There's growth in the uncomfortable." Yay, Saybrook. 😉

I’m glad that therapy gets this notion that it works fast was brought up. And I just don’t believe it works like that all the time. I wish that many understood the way therapy works. Also wanting and accepting change is crucial for therapy to work or to be received well. Coming from having over 2 years (and going!) of therapy.

Great overview of Internal Family System therapy! Really interesting insights.If more people watched your video, they would benifit 👏

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Wow,great speech. You could add your Social media link on video description, it will help your Audience to find you on Social media platform

Very powerful. Thank you.

Dr, D. - a leaf blower is a leaf blower - it will annoy you. <haha> Great presentation.

Allison - distractions, getting annoyed - all of it - is such a big part of me that I work on EVERY day. And now the analogy of the lawn mower will stay with me! :)

Allison rocks. ;)

Really appreciate this series!

👍🏼 great discussion, review of Dr. Wheelis' work, and how to gain more confidence as therapists - take a stand in what you know because "you know more than you realize."

Thanks for this lovely exposition of one of my favorite books. While I hear your point on “Mind Over Matter”, I do believe that unless you feel safe in your body and are able to govern your mind by feeling your feelings in your body, it is hard to develop mental resilience.

Fantastic introduction - very helpful.

Yes! Please continue the series. These are inspiring and insightful.