gestalt

Ever wonder what it's like to be an ER physician for a day? Join me for a chaotic journey of old ladies yelling, drunk people spitting, psych pts running naked, while being interrupted every 5 minutes, as I walk you thought what my average day looks like. 

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On this week’s episode of Time Sensitive—our first of Season 7—Chicago-based artist Nick Cave talks about his career-spanning retrospective, “Forothermore,” currently on view at the Guggenheim (through April 10), which takes over three floors and features installation, video works, and sculpture, including recent iterations of his famous Soundsuits; his improvisational approach to work and life; how his art seeks to find brightness in darkness; and what the world might be like if everyone sat in silence for an hour each day.

Special thanks to our Season 7 sponsor, L’ÉCOLE, School of Jewelry Arts.

Show notes: 

• [00:30] Nick Cave
• [16:43] Facility
• [16:57] Bob Faust
• [16:59] Jack Cave
• [20:53] “TM13” (2015)
• [25:16] “Forothermore”
• [25:20] Naomi Beckwith
• [29:53] “Time and Again” (2000)
• [33:18] “Gestalt” (2012)
• [33:19]  “Blot” (2012)
• [36:21] “Sea Sick” (2012)
• [43:44] Anselm Kiefer
• [53:11] “Made by Whites for Whites”
• [55:38] Claudia Rankine
• [55:53] Reginald Dwayne Betts

Megan and Michelle live in the gray with closure, ambiguity aversion, the “why” loop, bright lines, healing, the Zeigarnik effect, and breaking your own heart.

Resources:
The psychology of closure – and why some need it more than others
How to Find Psychological Closure
Closure (Wikipedia)
The Myth of Closure: Why Experts Say It Doesn't Exist
The myth of closure
Tough Pill to Swallow: Why Closure Doesn't Exist
Why You Don't Actually Need "Closure"

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In today's episode I speak to fellow psychotherapist Chris Faulkner who works with Gestalt and transactional analysis and has a background in grief and loss. Chris introduces us to how the modalities he utilises in his therapeutic practice  impact each client. We discuss the power of metaphor in therapy and how he introduces this to clients and also what happens when there is a  rupture in the therapeutic alliance and how to repair that. Chris is a bilingual therapist and shares with us the differences in working across the British and Hispanic cultures.  I hope you enjoy this episode. 

Contact Chris: chris.faulkner.counselling@gmail.com

This is an encore episode from Season 1: Initiations, Invitations & Epiphanies - Part 2 of 2

This encore episode from season 1 concludes a two-part discussion about Initiations, Invitations & Epiphanies. Deborah shares her deeply personal story about her experiences with grief and loss as an initiation and that, although painful, holds the promise of hope within them if we can pay attention to the messages, synchronicities and signs that surround these events. The conversation shifts to the possibilities that the path of joy can also be a very powerful initiation into a new way of seeing ourselves and our place in the world and is able to lead us across those thresholds that grief may hold sway over.