Hugs, Ethics, and Anger (Patreon)

Dr Kirk and Bob talk about hugs, ethics, and anger. 

00:00 Hugs, Ethics, and Anger

00:06 Hugs
02:52 Favorite trips
05:35 Bob & Dr. Kirk's ideal trip together
08:08 Patron break
09:04 OPP
11:10 Medical termination
14:51 Bucket lists
17:09 Justified anger
24:58 Raising emotionally intelligent children
27:10 Bartering system in therapy
32:31 Excessive validation
35:28 Professional relationships to non-professional
39:29 Personality disorders as a therapist
41:40 Obsession & intrusive thoughts
50:45 Ruminating over trauma
51:40 Bob's sexuality & disorganized attachment
53:03 Healing after abuse
56:43 Secure attachment in dating
1:01:10 Attachment to clients
1:01:07 Brainspotting for PTSD
1:05:55 Falling in love with a client

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