Showing posts with label p-therapist. Show all posts
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Monday, 1 March 2010

Words are never easy, words are seldom true; words are never simple darling when they're aimed at you

dsm-5-colour

For more on proposed additions to the new edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of psychiatric disorders, here's an article by Edward Shorter explaining why you should be afraid, be very afraid.

If you have never heard (of) Chris Evans, consider yourself blessed. If you have, this might help ease the pain.

Monday, 8 February 2010

Friday, 18 December 2009

I poured my heart out. I poured my heart out. It evaporated. See.

christmas-break
[Soundtrack - my kind of Christmas choral music]

This one's on pretty much constant rotation too at the moment, and equally apt for the above piece.

Tuesday, 24 March 2009

100%

spontaneity-colour
[Soundtrack]

Spontaneity in Prozacville!

This was thought/drawn/coloured/soundtracked in about half an hour in order to try out my new Lamy pen ordered from the fantastically fast and friendly folk at The Pen Company.

Monday, 29 December 2008

I get a kick out of you

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For the pseuds: Prozac is reading Charles Brenner's essay on 'Countertransference as compromise formation' from The Psychoanalytic Quarterly. Therapist is reading a Karen Maroda book.

Friday, 5 December 2008

Can't deal, can't bear

i-hate-you-so-much-right-no
[Soundtrack]

"He [the analyst] must turn his own unconscious like a receptive organ toward the transmitting unconscious of the patient. He must adjust himself to the patient as a telephone receiver is adjusted to the transmitting microphone. Just as the receiver converts back into sound waves the electric oscillations in the telephone line which were set up by the sound waves, so the doctor's unconscious is able, from the derivatives of the unconscious which are communicated to him, to reconstruct that unconscious, which has determined the patient's free associations."

(Freud: 'Recommendations to Physicians Practising Psychoanalysis.' 1912.)

Wednesday, 12 November 2008

I've always tried to wonder how it must feel to be real

emptiness


With a nod to Lao Tsu and a please-buy-me-one-of-these-for-Christmas surreptitious head-tilt at the Travel Honeypot(supposedly very good for 'gratuitous winking'; I'm all for gratuitousness in the winking-stakes).