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Today I reunited with my Jungian therapist after his two-month absence.
Today I reunited with the Jungian analyst, R., who I’ve been working with since October. The two-week absence that he had planned in mid-April stretched into six weeks when his spouse had a major medical event overseas.... - sness...
This is an interesting idea. It seems like what you're saying is that Therapy's effect is mostly based the therapist's passion and belief that they're helping The effect of specific techniques is mostly placebo.... - fra...
https://lissarankinmd.substack.com/p/spiritual-teacher-jeffrey-martin Good. I see one problem for me is "whom I trust?" Only myself, because in these spaces I see so much is rotten. Really. Even the best ones. I disagree with every single one at least on a couple of points.... - Pdtsa...
Sure sounds like the classic case of depression to me. Have you seen anyone for help. I see a psychologist and a psychiatrist. One gives me meds that keeps me from dropping so low anymore and the other I talk to for an hour who gives me helpful hints on how to help myself when... Journal Submission: How to Change Oneself
How To Change Oneself: Why Rational Control Fails and Emotional Understanding Works Abstract At first glance, personal change appears straightforward: identify an unwanted behavior, decide to act differently, and implement the new behavior.... Great inquiry. There are so many facets to this. I like being in the projection, both explicitly AND secretly, because it’s hard and expanding to kinda know I’m more conscious at the moment than the other person and to relate from there with them without fixing them because…that...