Heinz Kohut Self Psychology 4 / 6

[@interpersonnal]

I AM SO HAPPY TO SEE THT THIS VIDEO PRODUCED. THEIR IS A SERIOUS NEED IN OUR SOCIETY TO TAKE SELF PSYCHOLOGY TO THE LAY PERSON AND TO MAKE IT LESS MYSTERIOUS. THEIR WILL ALWAYS BE A NEED FOR PSYCHOLOGIES BUT UNTIL WE MAKE SELF PSYCHOLOGY MORE GENERALLY UNDERSTOOD THEN WE WILL NEVER CREATE THE MASS INTEREST IN THE SUBJECT THAT IS NECESSARY FOR MORE PEOPLE TO GET THE HELP THEY NEED.

[@kenitcimm3467]

Wow....your comment I think is true! Good comment!

[@soulatheartcounsellingandp7011]

I found this to be an excellent teaching aid. If you are reading Kohuts theory and new to it. This perfectly demonstrated the precise points of the theory in the 'way of listening' as an attunement, the implicit. Having it slowed down, I suddenly understood. Thank you

[@BTinHD]

Good role play. I understood the style and the rationale behind it all. Thanks.

[@sam4330]

I was supposed to be studying, but ended up looking for the Oblivion meme song to play over this. I'm sure this is very educational if you can focus on the content though.

[@ringcarter]

this film is super helpful, thanks!!!

[@mustangjane77]

I loved Kohut since the time I started reading his work in school back in the late 1980'w and early 1990's. He added so much to the field for researchers and therapists.

[@Tribute2the80s]

I love self-psychology. This a bit jargon and odd at times. A real therapist would never say to a patient, "I failed to be an object to your self self object and you lost self-cohesion blah blah blah." That would be so WEIRD and intellectual. It's also the therapist would be the self-object.

[@kenitcimm3467]

Your comment I think is accurate....but this is attempted instruction as well as example I think.

[@dantean]

While I get the dramatization's point and purpose, I must say that the wooden line readings distract from this very purpose. And while they need not be Oscar-worthy, these performances risk taking that fact a bit far in the other direction.

[@jasmineadeshina]

I found this video to be very cold, it distracted me from the message being conveyed. The clinician was very stiff and the client was well versed in theory herself...just not believable.

[@swiftfox2010]

This was helpful, but the script is a bit on the nose. I could not imagine a therapy session progressing like this.

[@marminamin4512]

i need the subtitle

[@jaime912]

I was wondering if I may have your permission to use this video in a school project I am working on?

[@julla1416]

Love this. Is helpful and funny in how they are such bad actors.

[@geralvon]

I don't see this as a good example of psychotherapy. I probably would have said something like "older people often have forgotten how it felt when they were young and some older person approached them sexually. When young this is confusing and annoying. As a father, I would have said, "Herr is a friend of mine and it angers me that he approaches you, my daughter, and I would tell him to keep his distance from you". At the same time, as a therapist, (that is, if she doesn't want to talk more right then) I would say that as young girls grow up, they will find that many men of all ages will flirt with them, some of them being blatant about it. I know you are angry, but how do you think you should handle such situations as they occur in the future? In my mind, this has 0 to do with Kohut or Freud, etc, but is simply acting the part of a caring parent, which requires no complex psychological theory. However, unconsciously I would believe that there many messages being interchanged during this conversation which shouldn't be made explicit, but can be used to help the therapist understand how he/she may be helping this client develop into a mature adult, that is, helping to deal with the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune.

[@stacietwotone]

this video presents the theory of self-psychology well. However, as mentioned before, the client is not believable as a teen, knows entirely too much about theory, and acting on both parties is much too stiff.

[@dar2010100]

great illustration

[@realbrickwalls]

Silence of the Lambs II

[@ivanmarkpadilla4810]

😂That's Hannibal and Clarice.

[@romeosyne]

wow his posture is ramrod-straight

[@kenitcimm3467]

Does it look as though he has like a samurai kind of hair bun thing?

[@kirstinstrand6292]

Those unmet developmental needs come from dysfunctional childhoods. A reality that psychoanalysis seems to ignore.

[@sivko23]

No he wouldnt but they used those terms to help people understand Kohut better

[@qnarikashxatoyan8395]

Mi

[@balassuriana1663]

miss oh honnor ...i mean what ...shelter means what SELF OK.........;;.

[@09bamasky]

This is the worst representation of psychotherapy I’ve ever seen. This is worse than bad sci-fi acting.

[@mattstewart1515]

This was the cringiest thing i've ever seen. But that isn't to say that the message wasn't clearly conveyed.

[@kenitcimm3467]

The dramatic construction was abysmal....but the content was sound and understandable....if rather rigid!

[@Verapeti]

I appreciate the effort but these scenes are very artificial and don't even close to a real therapy session.

[@jackwheeler27]

What is this......

[@Me_ThatsWho]

i get it, each theorist is offering his case concep...but why does Dr Kohut look and sound like a concentration camp guard ? Creepiest shit I've ever seen

[@jeremyaxelrad6241]

This is insane hahah