HeyJaredLoving Differently Podcast
The Loving Differently Podcast is a podcast created by two licensed clinical psychologists who are leading practitioners of Interpersonal Reconstructive Therapy, known as IRT for short. In this podcast, Drs.
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Episode 014 - Beyond the Diagnosis: Wrapping Up Our Personality Prototype Series (opens the original)
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In this finale to their personality disorder prototype series, Eliza and Ken step back to reflect on what they've learned using Lorna Smith Benjamin's Interpersonal Reconstructive Therapy (IRT) and the SASB model. They talk candidly about their shared ambivalence toward diagnostic labels, walk through a real case ("Sylvia") whose interpersonal pattern statistically overlaps two personality disorder categories, and discuss why treatment direction tends to fall directly out of a good interpersonal
Episode 013 - Cluster A Unpacked: Paranoid, Schizoid & Schizotypal Personality (opens the original)
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In the final installment of our personality disorder prototype series, we tackle Cluster A: paranoid, schizoid, and schizotypal personality disorders. Using Lorna Smith Benjamin's Interpersonal Reconstructive Therapy framework, Eliza and Ken trace each pattern back to its developmental origins — from sadistic, controlling caregiving to the contradictory double-binds that produce magical thinking and eroded reality-testing. We also ask some harder questions: Is schizoid personality really a disor
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