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Deliberating Practice: Deconstructing Psychotherapy for a Better Future

Deliberating Practice: Deconstructing Psychotherapy for a Better Future

Released: 2025-07-11
© Glenn Wood, M.Ed., RCC and Richard Tatomir, M.A., CCC
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13 Episodes
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13 Episodes
Audio
Listen on Apple Podcasts
Released: 2025-07-11
© Glenn Wood, M.Ed., RCC and Richard Tatomir, M.A., CCC
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Episode 11: Deconstructing Trauma

Episode 11: Deconstructing Trauma

In this episode, Glenn and Richard discuss trauma, a central concept in the psychotherapy landscape. They explore the history of trauma, its contemporary definitions and framing, and deconstruct the space of trauma, emphasizing a return to the subjectiv
Time: 1:37:02
In this episode, Glenn and Richard discuss trauma, a central concept in the psychotherapy landscape. They explore the history of trauma, its contemporary definitions and framing, and deconstruct the space of trauma, emphasizing a return to the subjectivity of the client. This episode incorporates the work of Mark Epstein (The Trauma of Everyday Life) and Donald Kalsched (The Inner World of Trauma, Trauma and the Soul) to resituate the discussion of trauma around inner psychological dynamics. Trauma is emphasized as inescapable and essential in human life, and as sometimes affording the possibility of growth.
Episode ID: 1000716878761
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Release Date: 11/07/2025, 19:33:53

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This is a podcast about deconstructing counselling and psychotherapy with a better future in mind.
Richard Tatomir, a Counsellor-Educator-Supervisor with a decade of experience, and Glenn Wood, practicing depth-oriented psychodynamic therapist, and various guests, apply a Critical Psychology lens to the problems of contemporary psychotherapy, arguing for the value of symptoms, systems-thinking, the person of the therapist, integration, psychedelics, Buddhism and the nature of suffering, and the future of therapy in our late-stage capitalist world.

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