Resistance in psychotherapy - 2. Money - Dr Aleksandar Dimitrijevic

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Our second video in the series on resistance deals with the ever-sensitive topic of money - for psychotherapy as a profession and in each individual treatment.
Psychoanalysis should be free! From this motto, we're looking at making the insights of more than a century of psychoanalytic understanding available to everyone and everywhere.

[@carolesawo]

Enjoyed this lecture. Thankyou. Money is not just money. As with the dream, it's a condensation.

[@kiru2038]

Thank you for sharing this knowledge.

[@MrZakatista]

I never thought to offer to pay cash. Interesting comments.

[@newyorkcatcher4]

Your jumper makes the whole video

[@andgeo3374]

Very interesting that you bring up money, it's something that does seem overlooked though I am surprised to hear that there might be "too much money" in psychoanalysis (or any healthcare really). Without discussing the details of this in public I can certainly say that money affects the relationship one has with a therapist, though it's not only money it's work structure and power that matter here as well. What I find curious, with the lack of spots for patients, how come there's no student & psychologist groups that try to offer sessions for free? Of course there's organizations that provide those options but as you say the revolutionary influence seems to be missing.

[@JD-td8kl]

Your link to your Patreon is not working. Thanks for these videos!

[@BerlinPsychoanalytic]

Thanks for the heads up! The link should be working now.

[@shahilagh]

much better to speak by looking into camera. dont turn left or right. look into the eyes of people

[@ronaldoferreira594]

A psychoanalyst is not a Priest - paid by the church. He is not a Being free from personal expenses... If the approach - since the first meeting - is: I am a man and not a God. A man who lives in a money oriented society - using a materialist approach - work done work paid - the way will be paved the more smothly. The problem starts when we let people think that therapy is like a neighbor's talking. If the therapist is not afraid/guilt to talk about money the whole relation will benefit.