The Theory of the Crunch: Holding Difficult Dynamics in Therapy
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RSS Feed Apple Podcasts Apple Podcasts iHeartRadio iHeartRadio Spotify Spotify PocketCasts PocketCasts Castbox Castbox Podcast Addict Podcast Addict Overcast Overcast Pandora Pandora Amazon Music Amazon Music Castro Castro Audible Audible PlayerFM PlayerFM Podchaser Podchaser Deezer Deezer Goodpods Goodpods Audacy Audacy In today’s episode, Preston and Margaret discuss the psychotherapy paper The Theory of the Crunch, by Paul Libby, a psychoanalyst. In this episode and in the paper, the idea of creating a containing environment, repetition compulsion, and ways of navigating difficult interpersonal dynamics are discussed. In this episode, a more expansive, compassionate frame will be introduced both for the therapist and patient to understand how to make it through confusing and sometimes painful clinical work.
Paper: The Theory of the Crunch by Paul Libby Russel: https://www.proquest.com/openview/c5d466aa2f6d7bcd126f98b6591861f7/1?pq-origsite=gscholar&cbl=32944
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