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EPISODE · Nov 4, 2018 · 59 MIN

Jungian Therapy for Psychosis | George Mecouch | Madness Radio

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Has modern psychiatry lost its soul? How can dreams, storytelling, and imagination help people in emotional crisis – including psychosis and madness? What lessons can we learn from shamanism, the placebo effect, and the importance of the doctor’s “bedside manner”? George Mecouch MD, psychiatrist, Jungian therapist trained in Process Work, and author of While Psychiatry Slept: Reawakening the Imagination in Therapy, discusses how to recover the lost art of healing in an era dominated by technology. transcript http://www.bellysongpress.com/while-psychiatry-slept/ https://www.drgeorgemecouch.com/ Jung’s LamentThe post Jungian Therapy for Psychosis | George Mecouch | Madness Radio first appeared on Madness Radio.

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