Psychology in Seattle.

So Rebecca, I thought I would ask you some questions that the listeners are asking us and we would answer them and we would also talk about

Russian Dahl because you wanted to talk about that because you finally finished it is Is that right? Yeah, and I'm I'm altered. You're

altered. In a good way. In a good way. All right. Well, let's get into it. This is the

Psychology and Seattle podcast. I'm your host Dr. Kirk Honda.

I'm a therapist and a professor.

Who are you, Rebecca?

I'm Rebecca Bloom.

I'm struggling with technology.

And I'm a therapist in South Seattle.

So this first email is from patron Joshua,

Joshua writes,

do you think that attachment style of therapist

has any correlation with which modality they gravitate towards.

Oh for sure.

Bob, who is a guest on the podcast, talked about having at some level a disorganized attachment style,

and to my understanding he does dBT, dialectical behavioral therapy.

That's hysterical.

Do you think that attachment influenced his decision to use that

model? Well Bob's not here but Rebecca is, yeah you said absolutely that attachment

style can cause someone to be gravitated

towards a particular theoretical model? It impacts everything else you do in your

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