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Lisa Marchiano

4 months

The Vital Spark is now out in the world in print, ebook, and audio. Narrated by me! The Vital Spark: Reclaim Your Outlaw Energies and Find Your Feminine Fire

The Vital Spark: Reclaim Your Outlaw Energies and Find Your Feminine Fire

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

8 months

“The task force members found commercial surrogacy to be "indistinguishable from the sale of children" and unanimously agreed that public policy should discourage it.”

For-Profit Surrogacy Dehumanizes Women

In the last two years, surrogacy has gone from a $4 billion to a $14 billion dollar industry.

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Lisa Marchiano

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Book unboxing! So excited to get my author copies of @WhenKidsSayT When Kids Say They’re Trans! Come to our FREE webinar on Sunday, August 27 when you pre-order! @SashaLPC @stellaomalley3

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Lisa Marchiano

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9 months

Our book is OUT TODAY! CONGRATULATIONS TO US! @SashaLPC @stellaomalley3 , thank you for everything!

When Kids Say They're Trans: A Guide for Parents

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

1 year

I’ve just heard another story from an acquaintance about a therapist encouraging someone to cut off contact with her parents. This is such a fraught and complex area, but I have thoughts. Here goes.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

9 months

A few years ago, something wonderful and unexpected happened to me. As I became concerned about what I saw happening to children and young people who were distressed about their gender, I met many smart, principled, brave people. One of these was @SashaLPC .

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Lisa Marchiano

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9 months

@SashaLPC @stellaomalley3

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

1 year

Most of us have parents who tried to be “good enough.” James Hollis has said that life is traumatic, and parents can either mitigate or intensify that trauma. None of us make it to adulthood without some wounding experiences.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

1 year

Our parents certainly did things that were wounding at some point. This is rarely abuse. Most of the time, it is the more ordinary, inevitable, and perfectly human ruptures in attunement. Weathering these ruptures will mold us, make us resilient, and shape who we become.

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Lisa Marchiano

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1 year

We cannot do this while remaining focused on what our parents did or didn’t do for us. To believe that everything that is wrong is our parents’ fault infantilizes us.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

1 year

But they are wounding nonetheless, and we will need to come to terms with them. We all must separate psychologically from our parents if we are to become the fullest version of ourselves possible.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

1 year

First, of course, there are times when a parent has been so horribly abusive or is currently so difficult to contain that it makes sense to have no contact. However, I think these cases are unusual.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

1 year

Evaluating these wounds – understanding where our parents let us down or hurt us and how that has affected us – is an important part of gaining self-understanding. The path to psychological growth means acknowledging the ways in which we were wounded.

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Lisa Marchiano

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1 year

Monstering our parents prevents growth in other ways as well. We are usually similar to our parents. If we are our parents’ biological child, we may have much in common with them.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

1 year

If exploring our childhood through the lens of our woundedness is a necessary step toward psychological independence, it is not sufficient. We must move beyond grievance to take responsibility for ourselves and our lives.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

1 year

All things being equal, being in contact with our families is better for everyone – as long as we maintain good boundaries. If your therapist encourages you to cut off contact with your parents without extremely good reason, consider that this may not be in your best interests.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

1 year

Making a parent out to be the villain makes it harder for us to accept those parts of ourselves that we have in common with that parent. For this and other reasons, we must move beyond guilt and blame if we are to grow toward wholeness.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

1 year

Every therapist has had an adult come into therapy claiming they had a perfect family and everything about their childhood was great. That is a sure sign that the person is defending against something too painful to acknowledge.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

1 year

For most of us, this process begins during adolescence but continues throughout our twenties and even thirties. This process takes time. Part of it involves acknowledging parts of our childhood that were wounding.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

1 year

“I don’t know what is right for you. But I believe that some part of you knows what is right for you, and my job is to help us listen for that!”

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

1 year

...The wise man learns only from his own guilt. He will ask himself: Who am I that all this should happen to me? To find the answer to this fateful question he will look into his own heart.” ~C. G. Jung

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Lisa Marchiano

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1 year

Clients may need help setting good boundaries with parents who are intrusive, demanding, or controlling. But care must be taken that therapist and client don't collude in creating a black and white narrative that paints the parent as “toxic” and irredeemable.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

11 months

“The solution is to help young people see that the label of anxiety is a starting point to challenging themselves and being brave, not an endpoint that will dictate their limitations for ever.

I’m a psychologist with a history of anxiety. Treating it as a permanent problem might make young...

When we give children the label but no tools to challenge it, their worlds grow smaller, says Dr Lucy Foulkes, an academic psychologist

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

1 year

It keeps us trapped in a black and white world where all of the “bad” is out there and we can protect ourselves if we just stay away from it. In truth, the world is complex. People are complex. We are complex and so are our parents.

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Lisa Marchiano

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9 months

And now we've written a book together! It's a special friendship that can give birth to so much creativity. I'm very proud to call them my friends and very grateful for their friendship and wisdom.

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Lisa Marchiano

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1 year

"But no matter how much parents and grandparents may have sinned against the child, the man who is really adult will accept these sins as his own condition which has to be reckoned with. Only a fool is interested in other people's guilt, since he cannot alter it...

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

1 year

What is the role of the therapist in Jungian analysis? Apparently, Jungian analyst Marie Louise Von Franz used to say something like the following to her patients:

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

9 months

Sasha, Stella, and I became friends. Really good friends. Our WhatsApp group chat is the most active thing on the phone. When I faced challenges in my personal life, long walks talking to Stella helped get me through.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

9 months

She reached out to me after reading something I wrote. I was so impressed by her intelligence and courage. We would speak many times before we would finally meet in person, but in our phone calls and online interactions, I came to admire her wit, liveliness, and fire.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

1 year

Clients often need help from therapists identifying relational patterns in their family of origin that may have been maladaptive. Doing this work can bring up previously cut-off feelings of hurt and anger, and it's important that these feelings have plenty of room and validation.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

9 months

During this time, I also became aware of @stellaomalley3 . At first, I just knew her from afar and I was a bit starstruck. I kept hearing her name everywhere, and anytime I read something she wrote, it resonated with me deeply.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

8 months

Title and cover reveal for my new book… The Vital Spark: Reclaim Your Outlaw Energies and Find Your Feminine Fire 🔥 Out February 6, 2024

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

1 year

In the 2017 film “Lady Bird,” the titular character comes to accept and understand her mother’s fervent love for her even though her mom is flawed and held back by her own limitations.

Lady Bird (2017) Ending

I do not own anything. All rights belong to its rightful owner/owners. No copyright infringement intended.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

4 months

Book unboxing! It is a genuine thrill to hold the physical book in your hands after working and working on it for months. This one is special to me. It’s very personal.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

9 months

When something funny or outrageous happens, there is no one I would rather share it with than Sasha. The three of us have traveled, conspired, presented, argued, dined, laughed -- and even successfully completed an escape room.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

9 months

I remember the first time she emailed me. I gushed when I wrote back and thought I had embarrassed myself!

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

10 months

This is so remarkable. Animals are miraculous. The older I get, the more I think so.

Science girl

@gunsnrosesgirl3

10 months

Stork brings his partner a blanket on a cold morning, while she broods 📹 Silke Feser

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

11 months

We’ve only begun to become aware of the internet and social media as a vector for psychic epidemics.

Is liberal society making us ill?

Social contagions plague a vulnerable demographic

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

8 months

You know that awful feeling of loss and disorientation you feel when you finish a great book that has had you thoroughly engrossed? That’s where I’m at today.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

1 year

And how do we listen to it? And what if the patient is working against this part of himself? This is why good therapy involves more than just "support." Confrontation may also be required.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

4 months

I think about this a lot

Jonathan Shedler

@JonathanShedler

3 years

There are therapists who believe you have personal agency and therapy is about helping you to change. There are therapists who believe you are a helpless victim of external forces and therapy is about affirming your victimhood. Choose wisely.

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Lisa Marchiano

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1 year

At work on my next book! @JungianAnalyst1 , Deb Stewart and I are writing a book on dream interpretation and it is going to be amazing.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

11 months

“Man himself is the source of all coming evil, and we know nothing of man — we are woefully ignorant!” ~CG Jung

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Lisa Marchiano

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4 months

Happy Book Birthday to Me!🎉🎂🥳🎈🎁🎊🎈

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Lisa Marchiano

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1 year

The psychodynamic psychotherapist has a serious charge – to side with the patient’s urges toward health, even when the patient may be consciously working against these very urges.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

10 months

We had fun with this one!

This Jungian Life

@ThisJungianLife

10 months

NEW EPISODE — Three Voices, One Song: Lessons in Friendship The essence of friendship is found in its linguistic root: ‘to love.’ Cicero wrote, “Friendship improves happiness and abates misery, by the doubling of our joy and the dividing of our grief.” In modern times the art

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

10 months

Thrilled to be offering a weekend of workshop for parents of gender questioning kids with @stellaomalley3 and @SashaLPC . We’ll be in Annapolis at the end of September. Tickets just went on sale.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

10 months

Snow White is one of the fairy tales I discuss in my upcoming book about women's empowerment. I see it, in part, as the story of a young woman getting over an innocence complex that doesn't serve her.

Faith Moore

@FaithKMoore

10 months

"But Zegler and Gadot are merely parroting modern talking points about stories that have been with us for centuries. Stories that have stayed with us for centuries. Because they mean something to us. Because they matter." My latest for @amspectator

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

8 months

Gollum lives.

Massimo

@Rainmaker1973

8 months

Photographer Joel Sartore captured this footage of a Horsfield’s tarsier at Taman Safari in Indonesia. It's a carnivorous, nocturnal species of tarsier living in Borneo and Sumatra. [📹 joelsartore]

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

10 months

According to Jung, it’s the approach to the numinous that heals.

Glenn Sullivan

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11 months

In her memoir, Marsha Linehan, the creator of DBT, records that her own years-long mental anguish resolved after a mystical experience: “all of a sudden the whole of the chapel was suffused with a bright golden light, shimmering all over” (p. 102).

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

1 year

This plan is often largely unconscious and may be at odds with habitual, conscious attitudes and behaviors. According to Weiss, it is the therapist’s job to understand the “pro-plan” and avoid colluding with the “anti-plan.”

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

9 months

I’m looking forward to reading this.

Rob Henderson

@robkhenderson

9 months

BOOK COVER REVEAL "In this raw coming-of-age memoir, Rob Henderson vividly recounts growing up in foster care, enlisting in the US Air Force, attending elite universities, and pioneering the concept of 'luxury beliefs'—ideas and opinions that confer status on the upper class

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Lisa Marchiano

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1 year

That’s a pretty good summation of how I see my role when working with an analysand. But it’s also more complicated than it seems. What is that part that knows what is right for us?

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

1 year

As analysts, we are listening and trying to discern – what impulses arrive from the deep self and are in the interest of long-term flourishing? And what impulses derive from defensive structures or outmoded ways of functioning?

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

9 months

This is so important! Exercise, good sleep, and good nutrition should be the first treatment for mental distress.

Steve Stewart-Williams

@SteveStuWill

9 months

Review of 1,039 studies indicates that exercise can be more effective than counselling or medication for depression

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Lisa Marchiano

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9 months

Absolutely honored! One of my favorite authors reviewed Cynical Therapies — and quoted from my chapter! Thank you, Lionel Shriver! Other contributors include @TherapyAntidote @DrBretAlderman @SashaLPC @stellaomalley3

Therapy has turned on itself

Were I to overcome a lifelong scepticism about the healing powers of talk therapy, I imagine languishing on a psychiatrist’s divan and whimpering something along these lines: ‘All this “woke” stuff –...

www.spectator.co.uk

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Lisa Marchiano

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9 months

So lovely to see this review of of book by @sarahditum !

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When I see a patient with depression or anxiety, one of the first questions I ask is whether they are exercising, preferably outdoors.

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Lisa Marchiano

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6 months

This is really concerning

Hen Mazzig

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6 months

Chef Mike Solomonov is the nicest guy I know and has done so much to promote peace between Israelis and Palestinians, and always sees the humanity in everyone. Protestors in Philadelphia came to his restaurant to protest, just because he’s Jewish:

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9 months

❤️❤️❤️

nmcdnyc

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9 months

This is a truly special book. We don’t become mothers in order to find ourselves. We take a leap of faith and unwittingly embark on the greatest adventure of our own lives. How lovely to bring it into focus. Well done ⁦ @LisaMarchiano ⁩

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8 months

I want a wolf cub.

Massimo

@Rainmaker1973

8 months

Wolf pups begin howling as early as 3 to 4 weeks old. As they get older, they learn to use their howls to coordinate with other pack members. This is what it sounds like. [📹 Certified Floof]

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7 months

What the heck is going on? How are we here?

Jewish Leadership Project

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SHAME ON YOU @GWtweets ! These horrific terror-supporting statements were projected onto the library at George Washington University, one even named for Jewish donors. This disgusting solidarity with the murderous terror by Hamas against Israeli civilians should NEVER be

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

11 months

Look! We’re on video!

OUR MORAL COMPASS: Understanding Guilt, Remorse, & Atonement

UNLOCK THE SECRETS OF YOUR DREAMS: Dream School provides a gently paced program with live interactive webinars, an uplifting online community, thought-provok...

www.youtube.com

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@LisaMarchiano

7 months

We’ll win you over yet.

Dr. Aaron Balick 🍉

@DrAaronB

7 months

Even though Freud remains my main man, this quote from Jung is among the wisest in the whole of psychoanalysis: “Until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate.”

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Lisa Marchiano

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5 months

So excited to announce the This Jungian Life will be doing a LIVE podcast! Free tickets are available.

The Vital Spark: A LIVE Podcast with This Jungian Life

Join us for a LIVE recording of This Jungian Life to celebrate the publication of Lisa's latest book The Vital Spark!

www.eventbrite.com

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

9 months

I loved Sharon’s new book and it was wonderful to get to speak with her about it!

This Jungian Life

@ThisJungianLife

9 months

NEW EPISODE — HAGITUDE: Sharon Blackie on the Power of Aging Sharon Blackie calls us to the ancient archetype of the Hag as a figure of unapologetic emergence from cultural pressures that lock us into outworn roles and limiting beliefs. Drawing upon her transformative

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Lisa Marchiano

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1 year

Careful listening helps. Noticing a patient’s reaction to our statements and interventions is another way to pay attention to this. Dreams are communications for the client’s unconscious that can also point us in the right direction.

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@LisaMarchiano

1 year

In his 1993 book “How Psychotherapy Works,” psychoanalyst and researcher Joseph Weiss put forward his theory that people come into therapy with a plan for how they know they can get better.

How Psychotherapy Works: Process and Technique

www.amazon.com

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@LisaMarchiano

4 months

It is THE BEST THING EVER to hear that your words have resonated and helped someone.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

9 months

And yet…

Kathleen Stock

@Docstockk

9 months

At what point do we admit gentrification has definitely gone too far?

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6 months

This is excellent. Very clear.

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Lisa Marchiano

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9 months

@FunkGodArtist You look great!

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Lisa Marchiano

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11 months

We’ve long known that cosmetic surgery was contraindicated in cases of body dysmorphic disorder. “One [patient] said to me, I had my surgery so people would love me,” he says. “That’s not a surgical problem; that’s an emotional one.”

An Interview with Mark B. Constantian | Kirkus Reviews

An Interview with Mark B. Constantian

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

11 months

Just catching up with the new season of Black Mirror. I enjoyed this cogent essay by @DrAaronB

The Psychology of Black Mirror: What “Joan is Awful” Says About Us All

Season Six of Charlie Brooker’s Black Mirror kicks off in style, ticking all the boxes that we’ve come to expect from the franchise, and…

draaronbalick.medium.com

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

1 year

Weiss points out that our patients will sometimes do things that are not in the interest of the “pro-plan” – the deep urge to heal and self-actualize, and that the analyst must be prepared to interpret such behavior when appropriate. How can we know which is which?

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9 months

Seen this before but it never gets old.

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8 months

There is an argument to practice “thought hygiene.”

Steve Stewart-Williams

@SteveStuWill

8 months

Suppressing negative thoughts may be good for mental health after all “Researchers trained 120 volunteers to suppress thoughts about negative events… not only did these become less vivid, but the participants’ mental health also improved.”

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I really appreciated this article. Yes, mothers get to have feelings too!

'Gentle parenting' ignores adults' feelings

Gentle parenting embraces little kids' big feelings. It's time to accept that moms sometimes get frustrated or annoyed with their children.

www.businessinsider.com

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“When people feel insecure about their social standing in a group, they are more likely to use jargon in an attempt to be admired and respected,” Judith Butler, much?

The Atlantic

@TheAtlantic

4 months

"Smart people respect simple language not because simple words are easy, but because expressing interesting ideas in small words takes a lot of work," @DKThomp writes:

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Funny story. In 1979, I had a choice between typing and Latin. Boy was that a good choice! Who knew then that typing would become obsolete! Latin, however, is eternal.

Richard Fulco

@RichardFulco

9 months

Did anyone take a typing class in school? #education #typing

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Thanks so much, @DebbieHayton for your review!

Tenderness and truth | Debbie Hayton | The Critic Magazine

What should parents do about gender-nonconforming kids?

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@jk_rowling Will we be meeting Strike’s half sister who is the Jungian therapist in the next book? You teased that and I’ve been anticipating her greatly!

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@LisaMarchiano

9 months

What? Excuse me? No thank you.

Amy Eileen Hamm

@preta_6

9 months

Hollywood normalizing “trans age” and pedophilia:

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10 months

I’ve always loved the Pre-Raphaelites and I’ve learned more about them by reading through this excellent thread.

The Cultural Tutor

@culturaltutor

10 months

You've probably seen this painting before — it's Ophelia by John Everett Millais, from 1852. But what you probably don't know is that people once thought this kind of art was dangerous. In fact, Ophelia is one of the most radical and controversial paintings of all time...

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This is frightening

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7 months

When my favorite worlds collide — Jung and Tolkien

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8 months

I’m very much looking forward to this one!

Abigail Shrier

@AbigailShrier

8 months

Incredibly excited to introduce you to ... BAD THERAPY: Why the Kids Aren't Growing Up Available for pre-order on Amazon right NOW:

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@AbigailShrier @stellaomalley3 @SashaLPC Oh, thank you, Abigail! That’s really kind!

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I teared up reading this.

The Attagirls

@TheAttagirls

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Woman of the Day astrophysicist Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin born OTD 1900 in Wendover, Buckinghamshire, whose 1925 doctoral thesis was rubbished by Princeton astrophysicist Henry Norris Russell for proposing that stars were primarily composed of hydrogen and helium. Four years

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Excerpt from my forthcoming book.

The Vital Spark: Reclaim Your Outlaw Energies and Find Your Feminine Fire

www.amazon.com

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9 months

Lots of good stuff in this article. They got a lot right, from over diagnosis to the subjectivity of mental health symptoms to the fact that therapy is not usually a quick fix.

Dr Joanna Moncrieff

@joannamoncrieff

9 months

A piece about why more and more treatment of mental health problems (by medication or therapy) only seems to be making things worse

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1 year

I’m very excited about this book. I’ve seen good therapy change people’s lives. (My own included.) But there is a lot of bad therapy out there.

Abigail Shrier

@AbigailShrier

1 year

So excited to share this news with all of you! 👀 #ComingIn2024

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

5 months

Such a good one!

Psyche's Cinema - short films

@Psyche_Cinema

5 months

Gift to myself during these holidays! Always wanted this book.

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

3 months

Congratulations! I can’t wait to read this important book!

Abigail Shrier

@AbigailShrier

3 months

Today's the Day! BAD THERAPY: Why the Kids Aren't Growing Up My two-year investigation into why the generation that received the most wide-ranging mental health interventions is doing so poorly. And most importantly: How we fix it. Available NOW:

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Lisa Marchiano

@LisaMarchiano

4 months

Dr. Alderman flatters me, but the book really is incredible.

Dr. Bret Alderman

@DrBretAlderman

4 months

I've received some great reviews of my new book Eternal Youth and the Myth of Deconstruction and I really value this one. Lisa understands Jung's vision like few others. Thank you @LisaMarchiano

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