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Bob's Return to Butler Syndrome and Other Things (Patreon)

Published:
2022-10-07 14:00:10
Imported:
2024-02

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Dr Kirk and Bob answer patron emails.


00:00 Bob's Return to Butler Syndrome and Other Things

00:35 Betrayal trauma

03:10 Emotionally distant

04:59 Butler syndrome

31:21 Charities & OPP

34:33 Kirk & Bob's first impressions of each other

35:48 Resentment

40:30 Colleen's retirement

42:33 Tics but not Tourette's

46:52 Multiple diagnoses

51:07 Minimizing romantic anxiety 

54:33 Difficulty identifying emotions


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Trigger Warning: This episode may include topics such as assault, trauma, and discrimination. If necessary, listeners are encouraged to refrain from listening and care for their safety and well-being.


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Anonymous

Love this podcast, I can never say it enough! Perhaps lightning round should be ditched?! Maybe called something else? I don’t think you can answer these questions in less than a minute. But, more or staying on the question. Not that I don’t love the rants too :)

Anonymous

For the listener setting boundaries with a mother battling cancer, it feels so good to hear Dr. Kirk articulate why "children of abuse" have a right to protect themselves from more abuse. I love how Dr. Kirk and Dr. Bob consistently illuminate both sides of an impasse. Examples: is Colt being unreasonable or is Debbie? Well, Colt is having understandable reactions in an attempt to protect himself as a child of abuse and SIMULTANEOUSLY Debbie's actions are understandable viewed through the lens of her attachment needs. Is Jeanette McCurdy's Mom evil, or is there an articulable chain of cause and effect occurrences that lead to the problematic parenting? Is Jeanette McCurdy being an ungrateful child or rather is she using her platform to support children of abuse everywhere? Is Johnny Depp abusive or is Amber Heard abusive? None of these statements mutually exclude the other and Dr Bob and Dr Kirk resist the urge to gain a listnership by painting boolean answers landing definitively on "right" and "wrong". Instead they paint the complex tapestry and let listeners benefit from the part of the painting that they need to see in order to recover themselves.

Anonymous
>>93264057

Honestly this is the best reason why I continue to be a Patreon supporter. Professionalism lives in the grey. Not because of plausible deniability to those who object but because both sides. deserve to be heard. It’s easy to scale an audience when you pick a side. It’s respectable when you don’t.