Relational Psychoanalisis and rupture-repair Therapy with Jacob Ham

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Transcendent Psychology

Anthony Tatekawa

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Welcome to the Transcendent Psychology Podcast, where we harness content generated and analysed by Notebook LLM to illuminate the complexities of psychotherapy, integration, and facilitation. This podcast is specifically designed for listeners, including Transcendent Psychology students, seeking to deepen their understanding of advanced therapeutic concepts through the insights processed by Artificial Intelligence. We primarily explore the world through the lens of a multidisciplinary approach that combines psychology, facilitation and spirituality. This podcast leverages Notebook LLM's abil

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Relational Psychoanalisis and rupture-repair Therapy with Jacob Ham

Transcendent Psychology

18 minutes 36 seconds

5 months ago

Relational Psychoanalisis and rupture-repair Therapy with Jacob Ham

Welcome to the Transcendent Psychology Podcast, where we explore the dynamic world of psychotherapy through the unique lens of content generated and analyzed by Notebook LLM. This episode dives deep into key concepts like relational psychoanalysis, rupture-repair, and the insights of trauma expert, Dr. Jacob Ham, designed to help listeners, particularly Transcendent Psychology students, navigate complex therapeutic ideas.

We focus on the relational tradition, which sees relationships as primary in shaping psychological life and therapy. It moves beyond traditional "one-person psychology" to a "two-person psychology," where the mind is structured by how the environment responds [implied by relational matrix 51]. Healing isn't just about knowing, but about experiencing life differently with another person. This requires the therapist to be present, bringing their own subjectivity and engaging with countertransference. It's a stance of passion and engagement, where the therapist must be far more near to the encounter and bravely bring themselves into the process [implied by 59].

A vital concept is the rupture-repair process, seen not as a failure, but as a critical change mechanism [implied by its importance]. We explore how moments of disconnection or misunderstanding—the inevitable messiness—are actually crucial opportunities for growth and new relational experiences [implied by 68, 69]. Navigating these ruptures relationally is essential for strengthening the therapeutic connection [implied by 68, 69].

Drawing from the work of Dr. Jacob Ham, we understand complex trauma as a relational injury that must be fixed relationally. His approach emphasizes listening to how someone talks, valuing the body's wisdom over the mind's, and guiding individuals towards a new state rather than a fixed endpoint [implied by 11, 12, 26, 27, 60]. This work demands authenticity and the courage to sit with difficult feelings, often described as having to shut up and sit and suffer. It's about bearing witness in a safe context and engaging in a "communion of two human beings" [implied by witness, connection 15, 31, 58].

Leveraging Notebook LLM, this episode offers a unique way to grasp these profound and often challenging aspects of healing. Tune in to explore the "adventure in the discovery of aliveness and vibrancy" [implied by beauty, wonder 64, 65, and purpose of therapy 58] that emerges from the relational encounter, fostering tolerance for complexity and ambiguity.