Transference, Job, Birth Trauma, and Bob Attachment

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 1 March 2021

⏱️ 79 minutes

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Dr. Kirk and Bob answer patron emails.

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0:00.0	So Bob, we got more emails from more patrons for us to answer more Lee. Let's do it. What do you say?
0:06.8	I like this new advert more Lee. This is the psychology and Seattle podcast. I am your host,
0:13.2	Dr. Kirk Honda. I'm a therapist and a professor. Who are you? Bob Gettle. I am a therapist here
0:19.3	in practice in Seattle, seeing mostly couples and doing a little bit of that DBT skills training
0:23.6	and your old friend from grad school. Yeah. And I'm trying not to do that head term with the
0:28.8	mic thing this week. That's my goal. Yeah. Yeah. Just a peak band, the current for everyone.
0:35.1	I am a very anal person when it comes to sound quality of the podcast. And normally people come
0:43.1	to my office, Bob will come and sit down and I have everything set up for him. But during the
0:48.6	pandemic, I've had to engineer everyone's home home recording studio over Zoom. Right. Bob has
0:57.2	done a fantastic job because he sounds he sounds wonderful. It really accentuates his
1:03.9	soothing bass tones. Listener Kayla from Rhode Island, a clinician, says, you mentioned at some
1:11.6	point that it's normal for clients to experience attraction or horniness for their therapist.
1:19.0	That sounds like it could mess up a therapeutic relationship, though. The client might actually
1:25.2	act differently or give answers that they think will impress their therapist if they were
1:29.6	attracted to their therapist. That seems like a potentially big problem leading to jealousy,
1:34.4	et cetera. How should the therapist deal with this potential attraction or lust from a client?
1:41.7	I'm really curious and I feel like this issue was going to come up at some point in my career.
1:45.7	Bob, what do you think? I say it's good that it's coming up and then I'm reminded of Sandra
1:50.6	Lippincott, remember her? Yeah. Yeah. She was our ethics professor among other things.
1:55.8	And she talked about a situation. I don't remember the details where a client was attracted to her
2:00.8	and how she handled it. And if I remember correctly, maybe I don't, maybe I'm just thinking about
2:05.3	how I would handle it, is matter of factly straight forward, it just happens. Right. People do
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