Therapeutic Relationship Part 4 - What do we actually mean by 'Therapeutic Relationship'

[@rohanquinby3188]

Dear Dr, Dimitrijevic: I cannot express how much I have benefitted personally, and learned intellectually, from your presentations.

[@karensilver8853]

Great job of summarizing. I thought it was lucid and engaging.

[@sarahhajarbalqis]

Psychoanalytic Therapy. The relationship interwoven layers and their registers: 1. Real Relationship. 2. Therapeutic Alliance. 3. Resistance. 4. Transference & Countertransference.

[@alizaofbrooklyn]

So accurate, how you describe the experience of the patient. I’m thinking to myself why do I continue with this mishegoss 😂

[@joelmasantos879]

Thank you so much, your videos have helped me a lot.

[@quickstevequick]

Have you guys considered posting these talks in podcast form?

[@BerlinPsychoanalytic]

You find them on all the podcast platforms! berlinpsychoanalytic.transistor.fm/

[@qiukylie6682]

What German word did you say around the minute 6:00? Could anyone spell it for me?

[@BerlinPsychoanalytic]

The German word he says is ‘Leidensdruck’.

[@eileenodonnell8376]

The psychoanalytic set-up allows for a fair amount of abuse against the patient. There is a reason psychoanalysis is dying out.

[@Chino-bk9fd]

please explain

[@eileenodonnell8376]

​@@Chino-bk9fd I actually trained at an institute in Vienna where one of the old training analysists praised the institute at a conference celebrating the 50 year anniversary of the institution for fighting against "The Americanization of psychotherapy." Being naive, I believed that scientific processes knew no borders. No one would explain what they meant. As far as I could tell, the "Austrian" method means bringing the patient into distress via extreme withholding until they break. Proclaiming unsolicited interpretations as if the heavens had opened and god almighty had spoken seems to be part of it too. Nationalism has no place in science IMHO. Not a good look given their history. Anyway, I am cured of Austrian psychoanalytic therapy. Thanks, but no thanks.