Among the many contentious ideas and concepts in psychotherapy is a particularly tricky concept called projective identification. At least, it’s been made out to be a particularly tricky concept; I’m not so sure that it is. Considering the phenomenon the concept is meant to describe, there is a great irony for me in the contention [...]
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- “@Wolf_Mommy: Babies Know What's Boring news.discovery.com/human/babies-b…” 4 days ago
- RT @gassho: .@ErasmusBlues That's right, the skin is how we "touch" others and the world. It's a relational and our largest organ. 4 days ago
- And the importance of therapist/client fit, in cartoon form, from the consistently brilliant @therapytales talesoftherapy.wordpress.com/2012/05/28/cli… 4 days ago
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