Psychotherapists John Totten and Mason Neely bring you this psychotherapy podcast that explores what is happening between therapists and patients, from both sides of the relationship.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 44 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture |
For Kj Swanson, an upbringing in Christian purity culture did not metabolize as trauma. It wasn’t until her queer awakening that she realized just how much it aligned with her identity. As an academic working in theology, Kj has always been intereste... more
For our first guest in years, John speaks with his friend Caleb Williams, a fellow psychotherapist in Seattle. Over dinner, they discuss Caleb’s affinity to the British psychoanalyst Neville Symington, their thoughts on narcissism and the neediness o... more
In the premiere of season five, our host John Totten checks in with co-producer Mason Neely as they reflect on the last season of Between Us, the hiatus that followed, and the boundaries of the therapeutic purview. In a meandering conversation, John ... more
In the finale of our fourth season, John discusses therapeutic stance with Dr. Anton Hart who views openness as a key component of healing in the treatment room, especially in regard to societal trauma. Dr. Hart makes the case that foreknowledge is i... more
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This podcast was one of the things that led me to the mental health field, would love to hear more.
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I love this podcast. This is the only podcast I know that discusses therapy using the language that resonates with me. The host and all his guests view their clients with curiosity, openness, and deep respect, which is hard to find outside of psychoanalytic therapy (okay, okay, there might be a couple more modalities). If you are tired of therapists talking about their patients’ “dysfunctional behaviors” or “symptoms,” you will like the tone of this show. Every episode feels like an intimate con... more
I learn so much from the interviews, topics and general style. I’m a therapist and this is the podcast I’m frequently sending to my peers. Knowing the creators have an appreciation for art & music, as evidenced by the score and film cuts, provides significant context for the clinical conversations, as well as my trust in them. Thank you for such thoughtful episodes!
Terrific, thoughtful, well-produced podcast about psychotherapy and therapeutic issues. As a trainee I’ve found it invaluable, but I’d recommend Between Us to anyone interested in therapy, not just students like me. more
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