Three Associating: Adventures in Relational Psychoanalytic Supervision
Gill Straker, Rachael Burton, Andrew GeevesThree Associating is a podcast that offers the listener a peek behind the closed doors of therapists working within a relational psychoanalytic model. Join Rachael and Andrew as they explore with their supervisor Gill how their own hidden feelings and motivations influence the therapeutic process and affect their patients. In each episode, a relational dilemma arising in the context of work with a... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 46 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||
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In this episode, Andrew encounters a patient whose stated objective is to own her own competence and self assuredness and to be more like him. Andrew anticipates encountering a people pleaser and is surprised when he encounters a lack of it. The pati... more
In this episode, Rachael gets tangled up in her own anger and hostility towards her patient on behalf of the patient’s daughter. While trying to distance herself from the patient's enmeshment with the daughter she inadvertently gets enmeshed herself ... more
In this episode, Andrew struggles with the question of therapy terminable and interminable. He faces an ethical dilemma as to whether continuing therapy with a particular patient who has made considerable gains would be in some way unethical.
Andre... more
In this episode, Rachael struggles with her own feelings about her therapy being cut across by a psychiatrist who seems to be opposed to long term therapy.
She feels activated especially as the patient has asked her to intervene and contact the psy... more
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This is a must listen for any student of relationship psychoanalysis! The realness of the dynamics and the therapists vulnerabilities help normalize the confusing messiness of this work. The supervisor Gill really brings in different theories at different times in accessible and not heavy handed ways. They embody the term relational in their own interactions together and the genuine ways they discuss the work with patients. Simply excellent!
Apple Podcasts5Amy P - NYC
United Statesa month ago - Love the pod, really gets me thinking!
Love learning from and reflecting on these cases. They’re fictitious but so relatable to much of my own work as a therapist. Thank you for keeping the episodes coming!
Apple Podcasts5Bombpop555United States2 months ago - So interesting!
Great podcast, keep ‘em coming, please!
Apple Podcasts5HelennistUnited States2 months ago - so great
i learn so much every time
Apple Podcasts5enteranotherandtryonemoretimeUnited States3 months ago - Invaluable
Words can’t describe how grateful I am that this podcast exists. Thank you all so much!
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Relational psychoanalytic supervision is examined through candid conversations among three therapists as they work through fictitious cases, focusing on how transference, boundaries, and the therapist's own feelings shape clinical work. Episodes illuminate themes like enmeshment, dependency vs. independence, ethical endings, erotic and boundary dynamics, and the role of the “third” perspective in supervision. The format blends case discussion with reflective supervision, offering practical insights for clinicians while maintaining confidentiality around real patients. A standout aspect is the trio's open vulnerability and the supervision dynamic, which helps demystify complex relational processes for listeners who are training or practicing... more
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