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The Object Relations View Podcast
by Susan Kavaler-Adler
Close Up Radio Spotlights (2024)
Close Up Radio Spotlights (2022)
Close Up Radio Spotlights (2019)
New Books Network (2016)
In The Press
The National Digest (2023)
FORBES Magazine (2022)
Empowering Professionals (2020)
YouTube
Can we have a ‘too good’ parent? The unconscious guilt that holds us back and various Object Relations topics
Dr. Susan Kavaler-Adler and Imi Lo (2022)
SUTV NEWS – Interview with Dr. Susan Kavaler-Adler: Making of a Psychoanalyst
Groups
Mourning Therapy and Support Group, with Meditative Visualization
Experiential Role Play Supervision Group
Writing and Creative Process Group
Meditative Guided Visualization led by Dr. Susan Kavaler-Adler.
ORI Conferences
Lectures at ORI Open House Events
The Scapegoat Complex:
Psychodynamics of Pre-oedipal Developmental Arrest
“Object Relations View” Educational Video Series
49. The Capacity to Be Alone: Winnicott, Solitude, and Psychic Development
48. Confusion as a Self-Sabotaging Defense in Object Relations Theory
47. Self-Sabotage and Fairbairn’s Moral Defense
46. Projective identification and objective countertransference
45. Guilt or Fear of Retaliation? A Kleinian Perspective on Psychic Development
44. Fear of Success and Fear of Envy: The Object Relations View
43. On Writing Blocks: An Object Relations View
42. Performance Anxiety An Object Relations View
41. Bulimia: “Swallowing and Spitting Up” – An Object Relations Perspective
40. Undereating and Anorexic Tendencies
39. Overeating: A Psychoanalytic Object Relations Approach
38. Regrets and Reparation Versus Self-Sabotage
37. Love Addiction
36. The Feminine Self, in Three Classic Films
35. Surrender Versus Submission: An Object Relations View
34. Heartfelt Existential Guilt as Grief Differentiated from Spurious Guilt and Cognitive Superego Attacks.
33. Guilt Differentiated from Persecutory Anxiety, and Fear of Success.
32. Integrating D. W. Winnicott’s Theories of “The Capacity to be Alone,” “The True versus False Self,” and “Object Survival and Relating Through Identifications.”
31. D. W. Winnicott’s Understanding of Envy – Good Enough Mother and Child’s Developmental Issues
30. Envy and Negative Therapeutic Reaction: Biting the Hand That Feeds You
29. Melanie Klein and Instinctual Envy of the Internal Self
28. What is Creative Process: An Object Relations View
27. Psychic Bulimia and Anorexia: An Object Relations View
26. Time Management From the Inside Out:Playing with Time and the Internal Objects We Project onto Time
25. Mourning, Grief, Loss and Deprivation at the Time Of Covid
24. Envy v. Admiration: The Object Relations View
23. Merger v. Marriage: What is the Couple? The Object Relations View
22. Internal World Persecutors v. External Threat of COVID-19: The Object Relations View
21. Existential Guilt v. Neurotic Guilt: The Object Relations View
20. Closet Narcissists: the Object Relations View
19. Love Addiction: the Object Relations View
18. Internal Editor and Internal Saboteur: The Object Relations View
17. Writing Blocks: The Object Relations View
16. Psychic Dialectic: The Object Relations View
15. Female Creativity and the Internal Father
14. Narcissism–The Object relations View
13. Eating Disorders–The Object relations View
12. Anxiety–The Object relations View
11. Depression–The Object relations View
10. Klein-Winnicott Dialectic–The Object relations View
9. Psychic Regret–The Object Relations View
8. Demon-lover Complex
7. Bad Objects and Loyalty to Bad Objects
6. Mourning, Developmental vs. Pathological
5. Fear of Success
4. Self-Sabotage
3. Time as an Object
2. Projective Identification
1. Introduction to the Object Relations Clinical Theory and Technique with Dr. Kavaler-Adler