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Podcast · By Alina | Psychodynamic Psychology · American English · Official site

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Sep 16, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Addiction to Near-Death - Masochism in "Kleinian" by Betty Joseph (opens the original)

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    We bring back Betty Joseph to deliver again: Addiction to Near-Death. Another paper that makes understanding Kleinian theory worth it (in my opinion). Joseph describes and explains a specific form a masochism through a Kleinian lense. 👀 WAITLIST for Melanie Klein Course → https://psychodynamicpsychology.myflodesk.com/melanie-klein-waitlist 🟡 Instagram → https://instagram.com/psychodynamicpsychology TIMESTAMPS 00:00 What is an addiction to near-death? 01:44 “Chuntering” - So-called thinking 03:12

  2. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Object Relations in Clinical Practice - Betty Joseph (opens the original)

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    Object relations theory... sure. But what about object relations in PRACTICE? Enter Betty Joseph and a 17-page paper (digestible psychodynamic literature for once). In proper Kleinian fashion, she lays out how projection (and projective identification) in the transference can help understand how object relations come alive in the session. 👀 WAITLIST for Melanie Klein Course → https://psychodynamicpsychology.myflodesk.com/melanie-klein-waitlist 🟡 Instagram → https://instagram.com/psychodynamicpsy

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