<p>In this episode, <a href="www.drandrewgeeves.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Andrew</a> finds himself challenging his patient's perception of him as an internet dinosaur, too old to be familiar with youth culture. In engaging this challenge, <a href="www.drandrewgeeves.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Andrew</a> finds both a way to connect with his patient, but also a way to collude to avoid an underlying grief which needs to be addressed.</p>

In this episode, Andrew finds himself challenging his patient's perception of him as an internet dinosaur, too old to be familiar with youth culture. In engaging this challenge, Andrew finds both a way to connect with his patient, but also a way to collude to avoid an underlying grief which needs to be addressed.

<p>In this episode, <a href="www.drandrewgeeves.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">Andrew</a> finds himself challenging his patient's perception of him as an internet dinosaur, too old to be familiar with youth culture. In engaging this challenge, <a href="www.drandrewgeeves.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">Andrew</a> finds both a way to connect with his patient, but also a way to collude to avoid an underlying grief which needs to be addressed.</p>

Episode 3: Dank Memes, TikTok, and Unprocessed Grief

Three Associating is a podcast that offers the listener a peek behind the closed doors of therapists working within a relational psychoanalytic model. Join Rachael and Andrew as they explore with their supervisor Gill how their own hidden feelings and motivations influence the therapeutic process and affect their patients. In each episode, a relational dilemma arising in the context of work with a fictitious patient is explored. While reasons of confidentiality and privacy mean that none of the patients we discuss are real, the relational dynamics are.

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Three Associating is a podcast that offers the listener a peek behind the closed doors of therapists working within a relational psychoanalytic model. Join Rachael and Andrew as they explore with their supervisor Gill how their own hidden feelings and motivations influence the therapeutic process and affect their patients. In each episode, a relational dilemma arising in the context of work with a fictitious patient is explored. While reasons of confidentiality and privacy mean that none of the patients we discuss are real, the relational dynamics are. www.threeassociating.com

Three Associating is a podcast that offers the listener a peek behind the closed doors of therapists working within a relational psychoanalytic model. Join Rachael and Andrew as they explore with their supervisor Gill how their own hidden feelings and motivations influence the therapeutic process and affect their patients. In each episode, a relational dilemma arising in the context of work with a fictitious patient is explored.&nbsp;While reasons of confidentiality and privacy mean that none of the patients we discuss are real, the relational dynamics are.

www.threeassociating.com

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