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Ann and Sue are back for another deep dive, this time on all things information processing. Using the concept of sunglasses as a metaphor for information distortion, they explain how our internal working models and attachment experiences shape the way we perceive and interpret information. The sunglasses represent different states of activation, with clear glasses indicating a secure state and aviator sunglasses representing a defensive, self-protective state. Sunglasses can affect our relationships – but they don’t have to stop us from building healthy connections. Follow along as we explore the importance of curiosity, self-reflection, and open-mindedness in navigating relationships.
1:06 – Introducing the metaphor of sunglasses
6:27 – Recognizing information distortion and its impact
12:37 – Understanding positive and negative transference
18:15 – Deep dive into the meaning behind the Aviator sunglasses metaphor
23:28 – The impact of early attachment experiences
35:44 – How our stories can impact the way our nervous system responds
41:01 – Questions can feel threatening neurologically
43:49 – The crazy 8 anecdote
45:51 – Being aware of our own sunglass distortions
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By Sue Marriott LCSW, CGP & Ann Kelley PhD4.7
13551,355 ratings
Pre-order now to meet David Elliott, Carol George, Tina Payne Bryson and many more!
Ann and Sue are back for another deep dive, this time on all things information processing. Using the concept of sunglasses as a metaphor for information distortion, they explain how our internal working models and attachment experiences shape the way we perceive and interpret information. The sunglasses represent different states of activation, with clear glasses indicating a secure state and aviator sunglasses representing a defensive, self-protective state. Sunglasses can affect our relationships – but they don’t have to stop us from building healthy connections. Follow along as we explore the importance of curiosity, self-reflection, and open-mindedness in navigating relationships.
1:06 – Introducing the metaphor of sunglasses
6:27 – Recognizing information distortion and its impact
12:37 – Understanding positive and negative transference
18:15 – Deep dive into the meaning behind the Aviator sunglasses metaphor
23:28 – The impact of early attachment experiences
35:44 – How our stories can impact the way our nervous system responds
41:01 – Questions can feel threatening neurologically
43:49 – The crazy 8 anecdote
45:51 – Being aware of our own sunglass distortions
Please consider giving to Mental Health Liberation
We support mental health access to those traditionally left out of mainstream healthcare and use a portion of the income we receive from corporate sponsors to do just that! We can only do that with the help of our Patrons – joining as a TU Neuronerd Podsquad premium subscriber, you support this mission and get a dedicated ad-free feed plus occasional very cool and unique study opportunities, reading groups, and unique surprises! We invite you to join our community. Click here to join!
Mental Health Liberation is our primary partner at this time – please consider giving whatever you can to support mental health access for those traditionally left behind and support training for BIPOC therapists.
Go to Zocdoc.com/TU

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