Dive into the intriguing world of psychodynamic case formulation as the hosts analyze Gloria's therapy session with Carl Rogers. They explore her complex defenses and the impact of early relationships on her personality. The discussion uncovers her struggles with guilt and shame surrounding her post-divorce life, suggesting a treatment plan focused on self-acceptance. With insightful psychological concepts at play, listeners get a fascinating glimpse into the intricacies of human emotions and therapeutic processes.
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Unconscious Shaped By Early Relationships
Contemporary psychodynamic theory sees the unconscious as shaped by early relationships rather than biological drives.
Kirk Honda uses this relational lens as the core of his assimilative psychodynamic integration model.
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Use An Integrative Therapy Toolkit
Integrate techniques from cognitive, experiential, and systemic therapies when helpful.
Use cognitive reframing, emotional expression, and systemic context to complement psychodynamic work.
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Presenting Problem As Starting Point
A clear presenting problem simplifies initial formulation but often masks deeper issues.
Honda frames Gloria's request as deciding whether to tell her daughter about post-divorce sexual activity.
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[Rerun] Dr. Kirk provides an in-depth psychodynamic case formulation for Gloria of the famous Gloria Tapes. What defenses does she exhibit? How did her personality develop?
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