In this episode of Therapist's Say, hosts Mel, Liz, and Barry engage in a lively discussion that covers a range of topics from personal anecdotes to psychological insights. They explore the concept of 'Correction Corner', share experiences from their classes, and delve into the interpretations of dreams provided by students. The conversation shifts to self-disclosure, where they reflect on their personal lives and guilty pleasures, particularly focusing on the psychology behind these pleasures. The hosts also discuss the fascination with morbid topics and how family dynamics influence their interactions. The episode wraps up with reflections on their roles as therapists and the importance of being relatable to their audience.Keywordstherapy, self-disclosure, guilty pleasures, dream interpretation, family dynamics, psychology, entertainment, morbid curiosity, personal insights, podcastSummaryIn this episode of Therapist's Say, hosts Mel, Liz, and Barry engage in a lively discussion that covers a range of topics from personal anecdotes to psychological insights. They explore the concept of 'Correction Corner', share experiences from their classes, and delve into the interpretations of dreams provided by students. The conversation shifts to self-disclosure, where they reflect on their personal lives and guilty pleasures, particularly focusing on the psychology behind these pleasures. The hosts also discuss the fascination with morbid topics and how family dynamics influence their interactions. The episode wraps up with reflections on their roles as therapists and the importance of being relatable to their audience.TakeawaysSelf-disclosure can enhance the therapeutic relationship.Guilty pleasures often serve as a form of escapism.Dream interpretations can reveal deeper insights about individuals.Family dynamics play a significant role in personal behavior.Morbid curiosity is a natural human tendency.Entertainment preferences can reflect psychological needs.Engaging in humor can foster connection among hosts.The importance of audience engagement in podcasting.Understanding one's own biases can improve therapy practice.Therapists are also human and have their own struggles. TitlesExploring the Depths of TherapyGuilty Pleasures and Psychological InsightsSound bites"I think we should have just a little bit""I think we all need escapes""I think it just resonates with me a lot"Chapters00:00 Podcast Structure and Corrections07:05 Dream Interpretations and Insights11:39 Starbucks Story and Self-Image13:22 Gender Roles and Leadership15:21 Listener Engagement and Podcast Naming17:28 Merchandise and Fundraising for Therapy20:06 Guilty Pleasures and Psychological Attraction28:50 Parasocial Relationships and Celebrity Culture34:32 Morbid Curiosity and Fascination with Crime36:37 Confronting Fear and Death38:54 Guilty Pleasures: Murder and Fantasy42:57 The Need for Cognitive Closure44:02 Childhood Dynamics and Family Systems50:08 The Complexity of Relationships59:13 Vulnerability and Self-Disclosure

Ver todos los episodios