Episode 16 - The Case of the German Architect, part 7

In this episode, Maury and deb explore part 2 of the German architect case, and continue to explore Davanloo’s interpretation of events, and offer new, alternate conceptualizations of their own. They discuss issues of diagnosis and technique with passive transference resistance, think about the thorny issue of interrupting patients in ISTDP, and struggle with the limitations of transcript and the ambiguities it creates. Beyond all that, they seem to be having a pretty damn good time. Stay tuned for more soon.

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Freud, S. (1957). Mourning and melancholia (J. Strachey, Ed. & Trans.). In The standard edition of the complete psychological works of Sigmund Freud (Vol. 14, pp. 243–258). Hogarth Press. (Original work published 1917)

Jung, C. G. (1969). Answer to Job. Princeton University Press. (Original work published 1952)

Langs, R. (1978). The listening process. Jason Aronson.

Weiss, J., Sampson, H., & the Mount Zion Psychotherapy Research Group. (1986). The psychoanalytic process: Theory, clinical observations, and empirical research. Guilford Press.

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Episode 23: The Case of the Machine Gun Woman, part 1

In this episode Deb and Maury start reading the 2nd case in Davanloo's Unlocking the Unconscious (1990) - the case of the machine gun woman. They read the opening paragraphs and wax philosophical abou...

5 Jul 59min

Episode 21 with special guest Peter Lilliengren

Note: We accidentally skipped a number when numbering the eps, so ep 22 was published before ep 21.In this episode we welcome clinician, teacher, and researcher Peter Lilliengren to share his perspect...

28 Jun 55min

Episode 22 with special guest Jon Frederickson

In this episode, Deb and Maury welcome special guest, Jon Frederickson, MSW, of the New Washington School of Psychiatry. A beloved teacher of ISTDP, Jon shares his insights about training with Davanlo...

18 Jun 59min

Episode 20 - The Case of the German Architect, part 11

The end of the German architect case stirs a number of important questions and mixed emotions. What are the goals of istdp at this stage in Davanloo’s development? What exactly is istdp? And how do we...

8 Jun 1h 1min

Episode 19 - The case of the German Architect, part 10

In this episode, Maury and Deb return to the end of the German architect case, and begin their reflections on all that has come before. They discuss the anxieties that come at the end of an initial se...

4 Jun 46min

Episode 18 - The Case of the German Architect, part 9

In this episode Deb and Maury continue with an analysis of the German Architect case. They consider the ways that Davanloo's approach can be seen as an attempt to convince the patient to do the work. ...

14 Mai 37min

Episode 17 - The Case of the German Architect, part 8

On this episode, Deb and Maury continue to wrestle with the meaning of the German Architect’s slip of the intellect, react to the post breakthrough exploration, and become especially interested in the...

25 Apr 45min