Popcorn Psychology

Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close: Autism Spectrum Disorder and Grief w/ Special Guests Symptom Media

Sep 10, 2021

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Episode notes

Introduction

2min

Symptom Media's Dr Dave Paulton and Andrew Rubin

2min

Symptomedia: A Resource for Mental Health Education

3min

The Importance of Simulations in Therapy

2min

The Power of Movies

2min

Finding the Brilliance in Your Kids

2min

The 20th Anniversary of September 11th

3min

The DSM-5 Criteria of Autism Spectrum Disorder

2min

The DSM-5 Criteria for Autism Spectrum Disorder

4min

10.

The Importance of Neuro Diversity in Autism

2min

11.

The Neurotypical World

2min

12.

The Worst Day of Oscar's Life

2min

13.

The Importance of Routine

2min

14.

Grief and Grief: A Memoir of Grief

3min

15.

The Importance of Bottom Up Processing in Autism Spectrum Disorders

2min

16.

The Cost of Autism Spectrum Disorder

3min

17.

The Meaning of Trauma

2min

18.

The Quest for the Manhattan Bridge

3min

19.

The Effects of Fiction on Oscar Wilde

3min

20.

The Struggle to Overcome Stressors

3min

21.

The Importance of Learning From Trauma

2min

22.

The Importance of Empathy in Prosti

3min

23.

How to Find the Right Housekeeper for Your Family

2min

24.

The Importance of Grief in Trauma Work

4min

25.

The Power of Shame

4min

26.

The Importance of Listening to the Answering Machine

3min

27.

The Importance of Grief in a Funeral

3min

28.

How to Find a Great Sitter

2min

29.

The Importance of Keeping a Secret From Your Mom

2min

30.

The Disconnection Between His Mother and His Father

4min

31.

The Magic of Waiting Outside the Door

2min

32.

The Importance of Dad in Loss

2min

33.

The Relationship Between Oscar and His Mom

4min

34.

The Meltdowns in 9-11

2min

35.

The Importance of the Mother in the Movie

2min

36.

The Shame of Losing a Parent

2min

37.

The Power of Empathy

2min

38.

The Self-Hazard of Oscar

2min

39.

The Importance of Listening to Voicemails

2min

40.

The Normalization of Family Secrets

2min

41.

The Importance of Making Up a Connection

2min

42.

The Power of Collective Grief

4min

43.

Losing a Loved One

2min

44.

Finding Meaning in a Little Boy's Journey

2min

45.

How Mom Intervenes With Oscar

3min

46.

How to Establish Therapy With Oscar

2min

47.

The Selfless Act of the Mother

2min

48.

How to Hold Dad in Your Life Now

2min

49.

The Importance of Relationship in Therapy for Neuro Divergent Kids

3min

50.

The Unpacking of Oscar's Journey Through Grief

2min

51.

How to Approach and Teach a Story

2min

52.

The Power of Thoughts and Prayers

2min

53.

The Importance of Centrality in Play Therapy

2min

54.

The Importance of Parenting a Young Child

2min

55.

How to Build a Relationship With Your Child

2min

56.

The Importance of Confidence in Therapy

2min

57.

The Story of Oscar Nominated Therapy for ASD

4min

58.

Monster Calls: A Movie About Grief

1min

59.

The Importance of Grief in a Film

2min

60.

Tom Hanks and the Spectrum: A Parent's Perspective

2min

61.

The Importance of Grief in a Movie

2min

62.

The Importance of Symptom Media

2min

On the 20th anniversary of 9/11 we discuss the tragically beautiful Academy Award nominated film Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close. In this episode we discuss the unique journey of Oskar Schell as he processes the life changing event of losing the person who understood him best in the world while simultaneously living through the collective trauma of the September 11th attacks. We are joined by special guests Dr. David Paltin who is an expert in Neuro-Atypical Presentations and Andrew Rubin who is the president of Symptom Media.

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