

Episode 128: Linda Carter
Nov 8, 2023
Jungian analyst Linda Carter discusses her upcoming paper on using ketamine in analytic treatment and the intersection between nursing and analytical psychology. They explore the effectiveness of ketamine in treating trauma and depression, the challenges of working with traumatized individuals, and the decline of free play in today's society. They also delve into the impact of ketamine on the brain's default mode network and emphasize the importance of community support for mental health.
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
The Interconnectedness of Nursing and Analytical Psychology
04:07 • 13min
Journey to Becoming a Jungian Analyst
16:38 • 27min
Ketamine: An Effective Treatment for Trauma and Depression
43:34 • 8min
Effectiveness of Jungian Analysis, Trauma Work, and the Default Mode Network
51:10 • 4min
The Decline of Free Play and the Search for Escape in Today's Society
54:57 • 5min
Exploring the Effects of Ketamine on the Default Mode Network
59:38 • 18min
Wrapping Up and Introducing a Dream Recording App
01:17:51 • 2min