Kate O'Connor

Kate O'Connor, a psychodynamic therapist and clinical psychologist from Brisbane, dives deep into the nuanced relationship between supervisors and supervisees. She argues that true healing involves embracing one’s complex humanity rather than conforming to rigid therapeutic norms. Topics include the surprising use of tarot cards in sessions, the potential dangers of overly sanitized therapy, and how authentic connections can transform therapeutic practices. Kate’s insights on the pressures of modern psychology and the evolving role of therapists are both enlightening and refreshingly candid.

In this engaging discussion, Kate O'Connor, a clinical psychologist and psychoanalytic psychotherapist from Brisbane, shares her insights on a range of thought-provoking topics. She navigates the deeper methodologies of Jungian analysis versus traditional therapies, highlighting emotional dynamics in the therapeutic process. Kate also explores the haunting connection to a significant building, reflecting on personal transformation and creativity. Additionally, she discusses the importance of intentional living and the role of tarot in managing life transitions.