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I have schizophrenia and i did my 165th session of psychodynamic therapy today. I love my psychologist but i feel like the progress is too slow for the number of crises i have
Hi Dr.Syl, Have you ever heard of the song "Dance with the devil" by Immortal Technique? It is a very popular rap song in the underground community. This song is about a kid who grew up without a father and a drug addict mother and how the kid's heart grew colder as he got older. He eventually began taking and selling drugs, as part of a gang member. The darknest and deepness of this song grows in crescendo as he ends up unknowingly beeting and then raping his own mother before killing himself by jumping off a roof. How cleary Immortal Technique sing this story with such precise details makes the listener wonder if this story is made up for Art or really happened to someone close to the famous rapper. I am not sure how much it is related to what you have to offer on youtube but I hope you'll get a glimpse at this song! Bye for now!❤
2:12 that's interesting 🧐 Building an assessment of their character, I guess. 6:26 "Where concentration goes, energy flows." 🧘"Empty your mind, be formless, shapeless like water" - Bruce Lee
You know, Dr. Syl, I was wondering what’s the main difference between a psychotherapy performed by a psychotherapist and a psychiatrist. You said both can do it. And you mentioned transferance and counter transference. Idk if you read my comment about the psychiatrist I fell in love once, you said ideally you exchange ideas to come up why that feeling appeared in the first place and explore those feelings. I gathered enough courage, supported by my individual therapist at the time and confessed I was in love to that psychiatrist from that day hospital I used to go. His initial reaction was warm and welcoming and he said we could address that and he was happy I trusted him, he said he needed advice from supervisors because he never experienced sth alike. I waited for the supervisor feedback but he didn’t talk to them( I did ask) Later in another talk he said he couldn’t reciprocate my feelings(which I didn’t ask nor I wasn’t looking for it anyway, I just wanted to get this out of my chest) and then he said nothing else and went completely silent over the weeks/months. I wanted to work and explore why I was feeling the way I was but he became totally as if nothing had been said. I left the hospital 3 months later after that because I felt it didn’t match my needs and goals anymore but a year later I still have feelings for him. I asked if he could give me his instagram when I was leaving and he said he didn’t add patients and ex patients. Recently I reencountered? him 3 weeks ago in a typical party there’s in my country in that hospital in an invitation another patient who’s my friend there invited me to go. He was much more informal to me than before. He knew I was coming and he usually never go to parties there people say. But I think it’s because the hospital board might have ordered them to go. I know he has a partner. And I always thought even before I confessed he’s attracted to me. I always thought he was but because of his position as doctor and because of his life he does nothing. At that party he talked a lot to everyone including all other women except me. He just exchanged a few words with me and that was it. I thought as a therapist he would be willing to work on those feelings I mentioned. And that’s why I revealed in first place. He had 3 months to work on those which he didn’t. It was as if I had said nothing. So it’s not as simple as it may sound for a therapist to address this. And to me even after almost a year of no contact the feeling still remains the same. Can it still be considered transferance? I left there in the hopes it would vanish but as it seems it’s still there. Lol In October it will be 2 years I like him. But I’m honestly tired of liking him. There’s no future in this relationship. He’s too indifferent as a doctor. And I was honestly willing to work on those feelings to understand where it came from and evolve them into something positive.
Dr. Syl about to get that boxing sponsorship anytime soon... A potentially quicker alternative may be Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy. Great videos though, really interesting!
He is a psychiatrist. Psychiatrists go to medical school and specialize in psychiatry. Psychologists get PhD’s or PsyD’s (in the US, at least), which are terminal degrees. Psychiatrists are medical doctors who can do psychotherapy as part of medical treatment; psychologists are generally researchers or do clinical psychotherapy exclusively.
@@p0std3 psychologists aren’t doctors. For a person to be a psychiatrist they have to have medical education. They usually have less relationship contact to the psychiatrist than the psychologist you talk every week
Could you please look at how youth can get help but why they don't reach out for help. I'm a parent and my hands are tied, I can't get help for my teen unless they want it and then my teen will be an adult and then I can't do anything to help. When a parent finds it hard because they have no agency anymore for the care of their teen and young adult anymore. A loss of agency and responsibility for their own child because that seems to be the current trend/social view. - parents should be out of the picture - even if they give themselves to their children. If I were to lose my teen to mental illness this would be entirely devastating. Illness is not always the fault of parents. There seems to be a black and white approach to care where once a child turns 18 the parent can't have a say anymore. This is not a community or wholistic or family approach to wellness, it is blunt and without flow and is quite patronising to people who care for their teens.
**Enrol in my 'Dr Syl's Psychotherapy Skills' course today: payhip.com/b/T4gtn
First 20 people to use the code 'first20' get 20% off! **
This course is designed for anyone dealing with depression and anxiety, offering you the tools to manage your symptoms through proven techniques from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Interpersonal Therapy (IPT).
Course Curriculum:
Feelings (45-60 min)
Thoughts (45-60 min)
Cognitive Distortions (45-60 min)
De-stress & Relaxation (45-60 min)
Relationships (45-60 min)
With about 5 hours of content, this course is perfect to complete over 4-5 weeks at your own pace. You’ll also have access to an interactive workbook and symptom monitoring throughout the course.
Why Enroll?
Backed by Research: Significant reduction in symptoms of depression and anxiety.
Cost-Effective: More affordable than traditional therapy.
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Take the first step towards better mental health today. Enroll Now and start your journey to a happier, healthier you!
#MentalHealth #OnlineTherapy #CBT #IPT #Depression #Anxiety #DrSyl
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Great video!
I have schizophrenia and i did my 165th session of psychodynamic therapy today. I love my psychologist but i feel like the progress is too slow for the number of crises i have
Though not agreeing on all said, Dr. Syl never fails to allow me some insights:)
Thanks!
Thank you for your support 🧡
You are very welcome ❤@@DrSyl
Please please please di a video on lithium and or mixed episodes in bipolar disorder
Hi Dr.Syl,
Have you ever heard of the song "Dance with the devil" by Immortal Technique?
It is a very popular rap song in the underground community. This song is about a kid who grew up without a father and a drug addict mother and how the kid's heart grew colder as he got older. He eventually began taking and selling drugs, as part of a gang member. The darknest and deepness of this song grows in crescendo as he ends up unknowingly beeting and then raping his own mother before killing himself by jumping off a roof.
How cleary Immortal Technique sing this story with such precise details makes the listener wonder if this story is made up for Art or really happened to someone close to the famous rapper.
I am not sure how much it is related to what you have to offer on youtube but I hope you'll get a glimpse at this song!
Bye for now!❤
2:12 that's interesting 🧐 Building an assessment of their character, I guess. 6:26 "Where concentration goes, energy flows." 🧘"Empty your mind, be formless, shapeless like water" - Bruce Lee
Excellent video. Very well explained. Thank you.😂
What psychotherapy approach do you think it’s effective for an individual who suffered bullying during childhood and teenage years?
I enjoyed this one. 17:35
You know, Dr. Syl, I was wondering what’s the main difference between a psychotherapy performed by a psychotherapist and a psychiatrist. You said both can do it.
And you mentioned transferance and counter transference. Idk if you read my comment about the psychiatrist I fell in love once, you said ideally you exchange ideas to come up why that feeling appeared in the first place and explore those feelings. I gathered enough courage, supported by my individual therapist at the time and confessed I was in love to that psychiatrist from that day hospital I used to go. His initial reaction was warm and welcoming and he said we could address that and he was happy I trusted him, he said he needed advice from supervisors because he never experienced sth alike. I waited for the supervisor feedback but he didn’t talk to them( I did ask) Later in another talk he said he couldn’t reciprocate my feelings(which I didn’t ask nor I wasn’t looking for it anyway, I just wanted to get this out of my chest) and then he said nothing else and went completely silent over the weeks/months. I wanted to work and explore why I was feeling the way I was but he became totally as if nothing had been said. I left the hospital 3 months later after that because I felt it didn’t match my needs and goals anymore but a year later I still have feelings for him. I asked if he could give me his instagram when I was leaving and he said he didn’t add patients and ex patients.
Recently I reencountered? him 3 weeks ago in a typical party there’s in my country in that hospital in an invitation another patient who’s my friend there invited me to go. He was much more informal to me than before. He knew I was coming and he usually never go to parties there people say. But I think it’s because the hospital board might have ordered them to go.
I know he has a partner. And I always thought even before I confessed he’s attracted to me. I always thought he was but because of his position as doctor and because of his life he does nothing. At that party he talked a lot to everyone including all other women except me. He just exchanged a few words with me and that was it. I thought as a therapist he would be willing to work on those feelings I mentioned. And that’s why I revealed in first place. He had 3 months to work on those which he didn’t. It was as if I had said nothing. So it’s not as simple as it may sound for a therapist to address this. And to me even after almost a year of no contact the feeling still remains the same. Can it still be considered transferance? I left there in the hopes it would vanish but as it seems it’s still there. Lol In October it will be 2 years I like him. But I’m honestly tired of liking him. There’s no future in this relationship. He’s too indifferent as a doctor. And I was honestly willing to work on those feelings to understand where it came from and evolve them into something positive.
Dr. Syl about to get that boxing sponsorship anytime soon...
A potentially quicker alternative may be Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy. Great videos though, really interesting!
I am wondering in transference, does the psychiatrist put on the hat of what the person needs out of therapy? Ie in a way role plays?
I have seen another term, "analytical psychotherapist." I have no idea what that is. 😅
Great video, although the explanation around transference and counter transference was a bit off.
So you got your doctorate in Psychology. (Dr. Syl). I always wondered why psychologists end their learning and not become a psychiatrist. 🤔
He is a psychiatrist. Psychiatrists go to medical school and specialize in psychiatry.
Psychologists get PhD’s or PsyD’s (in the US, at least), which are terminal degrees. Psychiatrists are medical doctors who can do psychotherapy as part of medical treatment; psychologists are generally researchers or do clinical psychotherapy exclusively.
@@p0std3 psychologists aren’t doctors. For a person to be a psychiatrist they have to have medical education. They usually have less relationship contact to the psychiatrist than the psychologist you talk every week
I SHOULD HAVE BEEN FIRST DANG YOU BOTTTTT SYL I WAS THE REAL FIRST ONE 😭😭😭
NOOO A BOT GOT TO THERE BEFORE SECOND
Could you please look at how youth can get help but why they don't reach out for help. I'm a parent and my hands are tied, I can't get help for my teen unless they want it and then my teen will be an adult and then I can't do anything to help. When a parent finds it hard because they have no agency anymore for the care of their teen and young adult anymore. A loss of agency and responsibility for their own child because that seems to be the current trend/social view. - parents should be out of the picture - even if they give themselves to their children. If I were to lose my teen to mental illness this would be entirely devastating. Illness is not always the fault of parents. There seems to be a black and white approach to care where once a child turns 18 the parent can't have a say anymore. This is not a community or wholistic or family approach to wellness, it is blunt and without flow and is quite patronising to people who care for their teens.