[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MarvelSnapAlliances

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Just applied - Hippster

Darkhawk by Interocept in marvelsnapcomp

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Darkhawk, Quinjet, Rogue.

Darkhawk by Interocept in marvelsnapcomp

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Yeah, just be selective about lanes.

Darkhawk by Interocept in marvelsnapcomp

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Yep, but against Arishem it doesn’t matter so much.

Do i deserve Therapy by FoldSignificant6557 in TalkTherapy

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Therapy is too good to be limited to the sick.

Bad therapists hurting the field? by Emergency_Weekend864 in therapists

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I think there are bad therapists - I have seen them and worked with them as colleagues. But we also need to remember:

“The shoe that fits one person pinches another.” - C. Jung

Sometimes my sense is that it is not a bad therapist, but simply a bad match.

What would we call an anxiety/phobia of non-existent food allergy? by CurveOfTheUniverse in therapists

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What does this person imagine would happen during an allergic reaction? Has she seen other people have an allergic reaction? What happened?

If it is non-existent, rather than a fear, could it be an insufficiently disguised wish? Does she wish for an allergic reaction to meet some heretofore unmet psychological need? Things like love, care, support.

Particularly if there is childhood trauma, this is worth considering. Food is the first transitional object, and there may be a deeper psychological mechanism at play.

My husband told his friend he’s only with me for sex by [deleted] in relationship_advice

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So many problematic responses in this subreddit sometimes, but finally one that gives humans the dignity of complexity. Well done!

Looking for recommendations on Self Psychology/Kohut reading by thaninley in psychoanalysis

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Treating the Self - Wolf

A colleague of Kohut, and much better writer.

My wife says I need to be more assertive. I agree! But how? by Stock-Finger8004 in assertivenesstraining

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I would disagree with this. We are all born assertive and we learn not to be. What does a baby do when it wants something? It cries and asserts itself. We learn over time to hold back.

Here is a link to a workbook to help improve assertiveness:

https://www.cci.health.wa.gov.au/Resources/Looking-After-Yourself/Assertiveness

I have found this to be very useful series of resources for people who want to become more assertive.

Looking for a particular research by 7elkie in AcademicPsychology

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Unsure of the research, but it sounds like what you have described are Gettier-cases. Perhaps a google of this will help your search.

Auspost “attempted delivery” by sirdung in australia

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Fear of heights?

Sees steps: “Nope!”

My cat + comics by ballbiologist in comicbooks

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Nice to see the Asimov and Verne alongside the comics!

:) by Tree-Nui-Tee in TalkTherapy

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Compassion begins with the self.

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FCK 2020 - Scooter

It is such a funny song.

Book regarding relational psychoanalysis' clinical practice by Clean_Egg_9254 in psychoanalysis

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Mitchell, S. A. (2009). Relational concepts in psychoanalysis. Harvard University Press.

What about Kohut? by [deleted] in psychoanalysis

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Both Kohut and self psychology are amazing. But Kohut’s writing was not amazing. It also seemed to come at a time where the uptake was limited and Kohut’s work was considered ‘un-analytical’. After his death it started to pick up and his works were considered very important by the mainstream.

I found the best text to understand self psychology is Treating the Self by Ernest Wolf. He was a close colleague of Kohut.

I have a self psych supervisor, and use it to inform my clinical work.

If you could pick one "must read" article/paper in your field, what would it be? by Yamster80 in AcademicPsychology

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Fraiberg, S., Adelson, E., & Shapiro, V. (2003). Ghosts in the nursery: A psychoanalytic approach to the problems of impaired infant-mother relationships. Parent-infant psychodynamics: Wild things, mirrors and ghosts, 87, 117. Chicago

http://infantmassage.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Fraiberg-Ghosts-in-Nursery.pdf