Intersubjectivity

Our new video is a sketch of psychoanalytic conceptions of intersubjectivity, with an attempt to follow the development of the concept, with a special emphasis on the work of Jessica Benjamin.
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[@stephbrowne]

I'm studying for a masters in Psychotherapy, this 15 minute lecture helped me understand intersubjectivity more than my class in it did! Thank you so much for providing this really useful and insightful content.

[@BerlinPsychoanalytic]

We are very happy that it was helpful!

[@ronaldoferreira594]

I truly apreciate the way you can - confortably - blend theories. It shows curiosity and love for knowledge and most and foremost, serious personal analytical work, which all of us have to do in irder to go beyond the tiranny of the big I.

[@richardprice9730]

Brilliant at last a glimmer of hope for psychoanalysis, a movement in a truly honest, open and potentially intimate encounter with lasting usefull insight it might bring. Yes also a bridge to other forms of psychotherapy, Rogerian, Group work much more useful to patients in the real world away from the couch.

[@josephwinn902]

I'm watching this video and I'm struck by how much Intersubjectivity is reflective of post modernism, systemic concepts of differentiation, and critical theories eg., critical race theory, queer theory, and crip theory, in opening to the possibilities of 'not knowing and co-creating.' The clinical is political. I'm from New England and the psychoanalytic communities in this area are quite conservative. Historically, these schools have been very cold and removed from relationship. It's good to see that psychoanalysis is moving towards a greater appreciation of systems and interconnectivity as pathways into the courageous act of relational psychotherapy, authenticity, and healing. Thanks for your channel!

[@pastellgelb_4952]

This video was very helpful! Please continue to provide free content. I will recommend your videos to my class mates. Thank you!

[@BerlinPsychoanalytic]

Awesome, thank you!

[@plumjade4584]

Ties is all together in one neat bow. So helpful! Adherents I came across never sparked my interest the way approach was so clearly explained.

[@ManasaM22]

This is such an amazing channel!! Thank you so much for this channel..

[@BerlinPsychoanalytic]

Thank you Manasa! Glad to hear that 😊

[@TsamparliAnastasia]

Thank you for your offering such an excellent presentation of this vast subject.

[@lenavoyles526]

Absolutely fascinating. I would love to hear more about The Analytical Third, what can threaten it, and what can be done to protect it.

[@anupamdebnath1884]

Brilliant explanation! Thank you so much sir.

[@joelmasantos879]

Thank you so much for this clear explanation, better than my Tutor.

[@phillipberger7577]

Very good video! I would recommend you hire someone to edit the video..underlying it with pictures and so on. This would skyrocket the channel!

[@BerlinPsychoanalytic]

Thanks for the tip, we will consider this seriously.

[@silverpenn3809]

Excellent talk, thanks 🙏

[@Tubeyoruba]

Babies are born with an initial capacity to initiate, regulate and terminate interactions

[@thedreamingcure]

Thank you so much for this explanation. Have you by chance elaborated on the analytic third in another video? If not, I don’t know if you’re taking requests but that’d be amazing. Thank you.

[@BerlinPsychoanalytic]

Great suggestion! We will keep this in mind when filming new content!

[@ddee9612]

Explained beautifully but we need more of it . More depth.

[@sarahhajarbalqis]

Beyond objective distance. Intersubjectivity. The Third Analytic space. That we are in this together.

[@SevenRavens007]

Ha ha love the edit after sea animals and planets

[@BerlinPsychoanalytic]

Thank you.

[@sarahhajarbalqis]

In all the relationships both persons have to be involved.

[@AnoNymous-dh2sv]

That tells me if Freud was right, the current practice is in a horrible direction. Almost everyone has personal relationships with their patients (in the sense that they know their names and their lifes and other personal information) but I guess you can't make money otherwise!