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Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Baby Reindeer - Your Emails

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.61.2K Ratings

🗓️ 17 May 2024

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Dr Kirk responds to your emails about Baby Reindeer.

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May 17, 2024
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0:00.0

Hey deserve listeners, so I didn't really expect this, but I received a lot of emails in response

0:06.5

to my episodes on baby reindeer.

0:09.6

And upon reading some of them, I thought I have to share these emails with y'all. Some of these

0:17.7

emails are extremely interesting. This first email is from listener Susan. She says, I stalked a therapist for

0:28.0

years by phone. I stalked a therapist. I'm assuming her own therapist. I'm sure I stalked a therapist for years by phone

0:37.2

I was so angry with him and I knew I was extremely ill

0:47.2

but I could do nothing about it. I knew I was extremely ill but I couldn't do anything about it. Your video explains my behavior so well.

0:54.4

It's providing me with another stepping stone of understanding towards improving myself.

1:00.6

I stocked this poor therapist online through a psychology forum. I would write terrible things about him and other people on the forum were responding to me with understanding. On the forum we supported each other in our

1:17.4

combined madness and therapy transference love. So just chim being in here, I think what Susan is saying is that her and everybody else on this

1:26.7

forum or a lot of the people on the forum were experiencing transference love for their therapists in that we will tend to

1:36.8

transfer our important significant past relationships often with our parents, we will transfer that relationship

1:45.8

onto our therapist.

1:47.4

We will displace and we will see our therapist as if they are the person in our past, even though the therapist isn't doing

1:56.3

anything that would justify that.

1:58.9

We might have an abusive parent and then we might feel abused by our therapist and that's what we call

2:05.8

transference or displacement and it's confusing but it's a part of therapy and it's

2:11.2

normal it happens all the time sometimes clients might fall in love

2:14.8

with their therapists so Susan is saying that they were all on this forum encouraging

2:22.0

each other regarding that distortion regarding

2:25.1

transferring onto the therapist going on. We all had an addiction to our

2:30.6

therapists and we were all suffering.

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