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Thank you for simplifying these concepts! As someone who is more adept at CBT, these psychodynamic concepts were hard to wrap my brain around but you summarized it easily. Thanks again!

That is very easy to follow and understand explanation on adlerian psychology. Thank You! Can You recommend any book in English about it? I would be greatfull.

Gibt es einen Unterschied zwischen Tiefenpsychologischer Therapie und Psychodynamischer Therapie oder ist das das Selbe?

i have a doubt regarding mature defense mechanism, I think repression and isolation of affect us part of immature DM

I'm looking for primary source material on Adler's concept of the separation of tasks. I've read the Courage to be Disliked and I'd like to learn more. Any recommendations?

Poor. Sounds like an incoherent ramble.

What took so long ! 8 months !

Most people only achieve stagnation. So I don’t think it’s a universal drive to go from negative to positive

I was socially anxious my whole life. I couldn't make eye contact. My interactions with people were so awkward that it made them feel awkward as well - they got so uncomfortable around me. When I'm working among people, I feel painfully self-conscious. Whenever I'm having talks with people, the conversation doesn't flow - I feel like I have to respond to everything. Maybe I take too much responsibility for maintaining it? It's awful, and most of the time, words don't come out.

Systemic psychotherapy comes very clearly out of general systems theory, which was applied to psychotherapy to families. It’s not like they just developed their own theories, all systemic approaches come out from general systems theory, an establish multidisciplinary theory applied to many different areas. They also did not “borrow” psychodynamic and behavioural approaches, a systemic views on mind and behaviour is very different and seconds order circular.

Hi, Alina! Yes, your videos are very good, thank you for the work and generosity you put into them! And for the way you try to shed a bit of light on how Klein might have come to conceptualize the infant's nascent psyche. For example at minute 11.25, when you put words on "what exactly is going on in an infant", this early chaotic mental life when language and memory are not available, sense-making only relies on black and white body perceptions, interception, as an input, etc. I, for one, still have this "epistemological itchiness" when it comes to how did Klein come up with her original conceptualisation? What was her observation field, what fed her thinking? Although I see how her main concepts have been largely validated by clinical observation of psychopathology.

The video is very OK and your work is just great, but in reality there's no "death drive/instinct" and equating it with "agression" is just wrong.

TMT.

Thank you for all these videos. I have read the literature and need more explanation, so these videos are incredibly helpful ❤

...the mith that Klein did not take into account the real object...unfortunately if you/people dont read Klein...but I heard...well....

..the first Kleinians used part objects languages...if you read the contemporary Kleinians they dont use it..they incorporated ideas from Bion like container cointained ...and you will learn a lot..they are brilliant.. About the directness...it's a technique...they Analyze transference immediately...

Absolutely love this book! Easy to listen to…I chose audible…and reflect on. The same way the youth pauses to digest the conversation the book does the same. It’s the book that got me here!

Excellent, thank you! It would be wonderful, if you could do a video on symbol-formation.

Alian doesn't sound German, she has an American accent.

Talk slower please….

When you presented the "Question", I went like, hello isn't this the miracle question from SFBT?! Stole it, huh? That's so not nice! Because I did a short certificate course in SFBt and never once was Adler or Dreikurs mentioned. Plagiarism seems to have existed forever!

This is like ASMR, ugh

Thankyou, so well explained. Loved it!

A very interesting video, but I'm noise-sensitive and struggle with background noise, so I found the background music irritating and distracting. I find it easier to assimilate information by reading, but when listening I prefer to be able to concentrate wholly on the speaker, with no extraneous noise.

شكرا جزيلا على هذا الشرح الجميل ❤

Yey! Was waiting for your come back and its worth it. Because of your channel, I consider enrolling myself to a Masters Degree. I am a Psychology major in my bachelors. 🎉

Honestly one of the better videos I've seen in a while! Thank you so much.

this helped me understand Don Carveths videos. This was so good!! thank you.

Thank you very much!! Im going to study this.

Dear Alina, another wonderful video. 24.7 k subscribers, really? Does not it explain how successful you are with producing excellent materials? I am very proud of you (also missed you) and delighted to see how successful you are in what are doing. People here watching your videos seem to be very satisfied with the information you provide. I keep my fingers crossed and look forward to more videos. Good job!😊

thank you for making these videos! it’s so helpful to understand the concepts and ideas in psychoanalysis/psychodynamics on a deeper level! Could you also make a video about Margaret Mahler?

Loved this, very comprehensive

More content please.

Beautiful, clear synopsis of some complex concepts

I missed you 😊

The effort towards goal fulfillment may not necessarily be a transition from a lower to a higher state.

Thank you for coming back 🌠

An infant is thinking about annihilation, persecution, death, life, splitting good and bad?? It just seems way, way, way archaic and overanalyzed. Brutal directness in therapy has value, but is certainly not enough for healing and recovery. The early years of this stuff is like the early years of astronomy. It's profoundly errant.

Wonderful ❤

Amazing video. Once i saw Otto Kernberg saying that Superego grow in Layers one by one. Id like if is possible, understand this metaphor well. Maybe Klein says this because every layer is an integration of the experience using the introyection on the external world.

I keep getting labled as being "avoidant type" attachment style in relationships, but luckily I found out about Adler: here's where I end and you begin. I love you, but I want you to love yourself. I need time and space to focus on my stuff, I want to give you time and space to focus on your stuff too. Let's work on ourselves together... That's a healthy, wise way of relating. It doesn't mean you are afraid of intimacy. Adler basically shows that the so called "Avoidant" type is basically the healthiest attachment style.

"The "acceptance" part of the video was great. So much harder to make it happen in real life.

Please make a video about how to find our true self based on horney theory.

That was so interesting and well explained! Thank you for that :)

I just love the fact that you've made a new video! Thank you!

6:59 kleine‘s “positions” seem to be what sam vaknin would call “self states”?