Fearful Transference (2016 Rerun)

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 12 February 2022

⏱️ 29 minutes

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[Rerun] Dr. Kirk Honda talks about being afraid of your therapist.

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0:00.0	It's just me today. I thought I would respond to a patron email. Remember that
0:06.4	patrons always get preference when they ask questions or have topics for
0:13.2	podcast episodes. So let me tell you a story about a client in the past and
0:18.3	remember that whenever I talk about my clients in order to protect their
0:22.7	confidentiality I change details or I don't say enough to reveal who the
0:29.8	person is that I should use client examples in the effort of education and
0:37.4	advocacy but I should always do my part to try to mask people's identities
0:42.9	which I think I do pretty effectively. If you knew the real story you would say
0:46.8	oh that was clever how you kept the essence of the story intact but change
0:53.5	details enough so that it doesn't break confidentiality or reveal who the
0:58.8	person is. So let me tell you a story about a client. There was a client I had
1:04.4	once. This is a long time ago but a very memorable situation for me. It was a
1:10.7	young woman and she came into therapy because she suffered from depression, low
1:17.4	self-esteem. She had some concerns about an eating disorder, possible eating
1:22.8	disorder and she had issues in her family. There were a number of things she
1:27.2	wanted to talk about. She had been to therapy before but she had never been
1:31.8	to therapy with a male therapist and when she came to me she mentioned that but
1:38.2	it didn't seem that important to her at the time. We didn't really talk much
1:43.3	about the fact that I was male in the beginning and so therapy progressed
1:49.1	over time and there were lots of twists and turns and bumps in the road and
1:54.7	interesting events that occurred in her life and over time I began to assess
2:05.0	and believe that therapy was progressing well, that things were getting
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