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Psychoanalysis and Addiction

Graeme Daniels
Psychoanalysis
Addiction
Sigmund Freud
Covid-19
Tommy
Sex Addiction
The Who
Artificial Intelligence
Adolescence
Psychoanalytic Training
Los Angeles, United States
Guilt
Tommy (rock Opera)
Attachment Theory
Informed Consent
Trauma
Therapy
Holden Caulfield
Jeuissance
AB 1775 / CANRA

A further play upon this podcast's former title, "Getting Real About Sex Addiction" is a discussion forum about matters relating to psychoanalysis, including matters of training, of old and new ideas pertaining to addiction, analytic situations and technique, contemporary events such as Covid and DEI initiatives. Graeme's latest book is entitled, An Analyst in Training: Psychoanalytic Candidacy Am... more

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Graeme Daniels, psychoanalyst and author (Getting Real About Sex Addiction, An Analyst in Training), discusses addiction and pleasure-seeking as it relates to the following: the ethics of affirmative versus limit consent in the context of the drive t... more

In this episode, Graeme Daniels, psychoanalyst and author (Getting Real About Sex Addiction, An Analyst in Training) discusses the practice of free consultations in the context of Freud's recommendations for treatment, as well as the specter of manda... more

Psychoanalyst and author Graeme Daniels (Getting Real About Sex Addiction, An Analyst in Training), once again critiques/pokes fun at the addiction treatment field: its Hollywood style populist guilt-trippy interventions, tendentious pronouncements; ... more

Author and psychoanalyst Graeme Daniels (Getting Real About Sex Addiction, An Analyst in Training), explores how psychoanalysis adapts itself to the framework of couples therapy despite its reputation as a theoretical model that is fundamentally unsu... more

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Mark Lederer
Local psychotherapist in the San Francisco Bay Area
Episode: Psychoanalysis and Addiction: AI says therapists are terrorists, plus other things it might get wrong
Eric Miller
Analyst and fellow candidate during the Covid period
Episode: Psychoanalysis and Addictions: Two analysts talk about their training during Covid
Lance Dodes
Psychoanalyst and author who served as discussant for the host's paper
Private practice / psychoanalytic community
Episode: Psychoanalysis and Addiction: big shot at the conference
Joe Farley
Guest with experience in Masterson Institute and psychoanalytic training
Episode: Psychoanalysis and Addiction: training and the discovery of professional home
Lara Weyland
Guest with extensive psychoanalytic training background
Episode: Psychoanalysis and Addiction: training and the discovery of professional home
Davide Sakhmanov
Coach Davide, Empathy Coach
The Empathy Coach
Episode: Getting Real About Psychoanalysis 6: Psychoanalysis spars with a sex addiction specialist
Pedro Job
Psychologist from Portugal, forward writer for the guest's book
Portugal (psychology); forward author for An Analyst in Training
Episode: Getting Real About Psychoanalysis 5: An Analyst in Training

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Graeme Daniels
Host of Psychoanalysis and Addiction

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4.0 out of 5 stars from 21 ratings
  • Good but a bit too meandering

    Some interesting nuggets of knowledge but overall very meandering and often ideas aren’t sufficiently fleshed out - he plops them down and moves on in a very stream of consciousness way. I find I rewind a lot because the droning quality is hard to stay connected to. Often entire episodes feel like introductions. The harsh contrast of his subdued voice bookended by the canned, loud clapping is also jarring. I wish the episodes had transcripts to read instead.

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    JJ-Jo
    United Statesa year ago

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Negative: guests and topics sometimes feel tangential; transcripts could help accessibility.
Positive: strong theoretical grounding and provocative takes on treatment models.
Some listeners value memoir and personal context that anchors theory.
Overall, listeners appreciate the depth and rigor, but some note the pace can be dense.

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Psychoanalysis and Addiction: AI says therapists are terrorists, plus other things it might get wrong
Q: I'm going to let you take a moment to say a little bit about yourself, and then I'm going to have a short thing about AI myself. But what would you want to say about your psychotherapy role?
Mark Lederer responds with his clinical background, his interest in AI's questions about mind and consciousness, and sets the stage for discussing how AI intersects with psychotherapeutic practice rather than replacing it.

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A deep-dive discussion space focused on psychoanalysis and addiction, often exploring how theory shapes clinical practice, treatment systems, and training in modern contexts. Episodes blend classic and contemporary ideas—such as Freudian and Kleinian theory, relational vs. object-relations approaches, and the impact of events like Covid, DEI initiatives, and technology like AI—through dialogues with clinicians, authors, and researchers. Notable angles include critiques of conventional treatment models, the ethics of informed consent, the role of the analyst's own subjectivity, and the intersection of psychoanalysis with culture, music, and memoir. A distinctive thread is the host's willingness to reflect on personal practice and to situate ... more

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