Psychology In Seattle Podcast Projective Identification (2016 Rerun)
Aug 19, 2025
Dive into the fascinating world of projective identification and its implications in therapy. Discover how internalized relationships, especially with parents, shape our self-identity and influence behavior. The discussion highlights the significance of recognizing and reframing dysfunctional patterns from childhood. Uncover the coping mechanisms people use to project their internal conflicts onto others, shedding light on the importance of awareness for personal growth and healthier relationships. A thought-provoking exploration that intertwines psychology and healing!
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Long Research Dive On Supervision
- Kirk describes spending months on a supervision paper and enjoying deep dives into literature.
- He plans a patron-only episode on supervision after extensive review.
Ogden Frames Projective Identification
- Ogden's Projective Identification framework treats projective identification as central to human relations and therapy.
- Kirk Honda endorses Ogden and recommends his book for a thorough, clear overview.
Reference Ogden For Projective Identification
- When writing on projective identification, cite Ogden's Projective Identification and Psychotherapeutic Technique.
- Ogden provides accessible, thorough explanations and clinical applications valued by Kirk Honda.
