

s04e45 | Psychoanalysis in Theory and Practice, with Jonathan Shedler
Feb 21, 2022
Jonathan Shedler, a psychologist, and Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis, discuss the historical context and purpose of psychoanalysis. They explore its distinction from other therapies, how it has been weaponized, and the importance of understanding oneself deeply. The podcast also covers topics such as neutrality in therapy, attachment relationships, projection, the role of humor in psychological functioning, and the power of language in psychology.
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Introduction
00:00 • 5min
The Importance of Conscious Awareness in Psychotherapy
05:09 • 14min
Striving for Neutrality in Psychoanalysis and Psychodynamic Therapies
19:00 • 2min
Exploring the Tension Between Agenda and Non-Agenda
21:06 • 7min
Attachment Relationships and Psychotherapy
27:43 • 23min
Projection in Psychoanalysis: Origins and Misconceptions
51:11 • 10min
The Role of Humor in Psychological Functioning
01:00:45 • 26min
The Power of Language and Concepts in Psychology
01:27:10 • 9min
Self-awareness, Irony, and Hobbies
01:35:49 • 2min