The Georgie Gust Exhibit

The Georgie Gust Exhibit

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The Georgie Gust Exhibit episodes

  • TO THE READER LOOKING BACK - JONATHAN HARNISCH: EMPTYING HIS POCKETS [LOVER IN THE NOBODY]

    From The Novel: Jonathan

    Harnisch: An Alibiography, Second Alibi: The Banality of Life, and Sex, Drugs,
    and Schizophrenia [Lover in the Nobody]

    Chapter 5.

    Emptying His Pockets

    Georgie is driven

    by Ben to an orgy held in a palatial mansion where Georgie completely indulges
    his foot fetish with a woman who resembles Claudia but has a mouth scar that
    makes her grimace rather than smile. He then crawls around on salt grains—the
    pain feels great. Ben asks why he hurt himself. Georgie tells Ben about the
    nanny that abused him, to explain his craziness. Georgie tells Ben he is seeing
    Claudia. Georgie returns to his house, but there is no message from Claudia and
    her house is empty. He stares at her house for days. He runs into Margaret
    again, who suggests they get together. He decides he will pretend he’s not home
    if she shows up.

    1
    32 min
  • TO THE READER LOOKING BACK - JONATHAN HARNISCH: EMPTYING HIS POCKETS [LOVER IN THE NOBODY]
    From The Novel: Jonathan
    Harnisch: An Alibiography, Second Alibi: The Banality of Life, and Sex, Drugs,
    and Schizophrenia [Lover in the Nobody]
    Chapter 5.
    Emptying His Pockets
    Georgie is driven
    by Ben to an orgy held in a palatial mansion where Georgie completely indulges
    his foot fetish with a woman who resembles Claudia but has a mouth scar that
    makes her grimace rather than smile. He then crawls around on salt grains—the
    pain feels great. Ben asks why he hurt himself. Georgie tells Ben about the
    nanny that abused him, to explain his craziness. Georgie tells Ben he is seeing
    Claudia. Georgie returns to his house, but there is no message from Claudia and
    her house is empty. He stares at her house for days. He runs into Margaret
    again, who suggests they get together. He decides he will pretend he’s not home
    if she shows up.
    1
    32 min
  • 2. BRIEF INTERMISSION AND CHANCE ENCOUNTER PART 1 AND 2 SD (480p)
    A Chance Encounter: Reality?

    Ben encounters Heidi in a convenience store parking lot. She is in town for a psychiatry convention and decided to get her nails done. He gives her a pedicure in her hotel room. They meet and walk in the neighborhoods and along the beach. Heidi encourages him to write. She skips her conference class and has a bath instead. Ben joins her and gives a foot massage. Ben finds his writing block has gone.
    1 hr 22 min
  • 2. BRIEF INTERMISSION AND CHANCE ENCOUNTER PART 1 AND 2 SD (480p)
    A Chance Encounter: Reality?Ben encounters Heidi in a convenience store parking lot. She is in town for a psychiatry convention and decided to get her nails done. He gives her a pedicure in her hotel room. They meet and walk in the neighborhoods and along the beach. Heidi encourages him to write. She skips her conference class and has a bath instead. Ben joins her and gives a foot massage. Ben finds his writing block has gone.
    1 hr 22 min
  • 1. THE HEALING POWER OF CREATIVITY THERAPY FOR DEPRESSION SD (480p)

    THE HEALING POWER OF CREATIVITY THERAPY FOR DEPRESSION

    Notes:

    Complimentary

    Outlet

    In touch w/ feeling and inner thoughts

    Ind/couples/family/group

    Express myself

    Drawing/painting/sculpting/drama/dance/music …

    movies/writing

    Self-discovery

    Find out who I am

    Evaluate and w/ therapist

    w/o judgment (artists – very judgmental of work)

    Breaks the depressive thoughts

    Let go

    Trust in self . . . therapist and healing process itself…

    Not just for artists . . .

    14 min
  • 1. THE HEALING POWER OF CREATIVITY THERAPY FOR DEPRESSION SD (480p)
    THE HEALING POWER OF CREATIVITY THERAPY FOR DEPRESSION
    Notes:
    Complimentary
    Outlet
    In touch w/ feeling and inner thoughts
    Ind/couples/family/group
    Express myself
    Drawing/painting/sculpting/drama/dance/music …
    movies/writing
    Self-discovery
    Find out who I am
    Evaluate and w/ therapist
    w/o judgment (artists – very judgmental of work)
    Breaks the depressive thoughts
    Let go
    Trust in self . . . therapist and healing process itself…
    Not just for artists . . .
    14 min
  • LIVING WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA

    How I live with schizophrenia questioning if recovery is

    possible through medication therapy and counseling and if there is a conspiracy
    of hope but a diagnosis of schizophrenia is not always grounds for despair as
    we all have both good and bad days living with schizophrenia.

    1 hr 4 min
  • LIVING WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA
    How I live with schizophrenia questioning if recovery is
    possible through medication therapy and counseling and if there is a conspiracy
    of hope but a diagnosis of schizophrenia is not always grounds for despair as
    we all have both good and bad days living with schizophrenia.
    1 hr 4 min
  • PERSON-CENTERED THERAPY

    Person-centered therapy (PCT) is also known

    as person-centered psychotherapy, person-centered counseling, client-centered
    therapy and Rogerian psychotherapy. PCT is a form of talk-psychotherapy
    developed by psychologist Carl Rogers in the 1940s and 1950s. The goal of PCT
    is to provide clients with an opportunity to develop a sense of self where they
    can realize how their attitudes, feelings and behavior are being negatively
    affected. ­—Wikipedia

    33 min
  • PERSON-CENTERED THERAPY
    Person-centered therapy (PCT) is also known
    as person-centered psychotherapy, person-centered counseling, client-centered
    therapy and Rogerian psychotherapy. PCT is a form of talk-psychotherapy
    developed by psychologist Carl Rogers in the 1940s and 1950s. The goal of PCT
    is to provide clients with an opportunity to develop a sense of self where they
    can realize how their attitudes, feelings and behavior are being negatively
    affected. ­—Wikipedia
    33 min

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