Popcorn Psychology Hook: Anxiety, Parenting, & Cluster B Diagnoses
Dec 15, 2022
In this episode, licensed therapists and guest Dr. Tara Sanderson dive into the movie 'Hook'. They discuss anxiety, irritability, dissociative amnesia, parenting, cluster B diagnoses, and grooming. They analyze the main characters, Peter Pan and Captain Hook, and explore themes of trauma, existentialism, identity, and more. They also emphasize the importance of being present, observing, and making non-judgmental choices, and discuss the dynamics of codependent relationships. Lastly, they touch on childhood memories and their favorite movie.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Exploring the Psychological Themes in the Movie 'Hook'
02:16 • 3min
Exploring Dissociative Amnesia and Mental Health Representation in a Movie Character
04:56 • 24min
Being Present, Observing, and Making Non-judgmental Choices
29:18 • 6min
Peter's Parenting Struggles
35:10 • 11min
The Dynamics of a Codependent Relationship
46:10 • 28min
Building off Quick Wins and Addressing Deep-Seated Trauma
01:14:07 • 28min
Empowering Voices and Self-Expression in 'Hook'
01:41:55 • 7min
Childhood Memories and Favorite Movie
01:48:57 • 4min