The Most Important Tool in Therapy | Jordan B Peterson

The most effective clinical tool: Truth.

Clip from the fourth lecture of my Biblical Series: Adam and Eve: Self-Consciousness, Evil, and Death.

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[diegoambrosio]

"What cures in therapy is truth." Then, explains some theories and says they are "... secular variations of the notion that truth will set you free, essentially."
Brilliant!

[coliver]

Dr. Peterson is a brave man because being truthful isn't the easiest way to make friends, that has been my experience. I would pay everything I have to work with dr. Peterson to help me get clear on mine. I am finding not many psychologists are capable of what he is articulating.

[maggieellis]

Unbelievable! I actually sent a longer clip to my former psychiatrist and drew his attention to this exact portion. It's one of my favorites!

[contents_of_the_subconscious]

2 seconds into the video and I already know the answer

[franfranfrancis]

There should be a clips channel just of the information about therapy for therapists

[itsSocratesGoneMad]

One of the best videos on the fundamental basis of therapy. Dr. Peterson is doing Gods work.

[Darlive]

I love you, JBP. I’m so grateful to be alive on Earth when you’re still here.

[saumaydudeja]

It is indescribable how profoundly amazing and wise what he speaks is. The ideas may not be entirely his own sometimes, but the way he boils down and articulates some of the most complex and layered ideas to fundamental truths that your SOUL can resonate with. Fucking brilliant. Perhaps the greatest psychotherapist of our time.

[lessplease]

What cures is truth…. But the Truth is a person

[borispantalondski]

Could someone kindly tell us the name of the piano track at the end of the video please ?

[RickTrajan]

as far as I've seen through the comment section of these short clips and my general experience on watching videos. I find that your team is on a right path for picking a topic to focus on and keep the videos generally short. my suggestion would be cutting clips in a way that the idea feels complete, I like things I could apply on my daily life but I like most content Dr. Peterson put out anyway, make it 5 mins or longer and drop the outro or make it 5 second long or so (most people probably skip it now that they know the cue). I don't mind cutting a video in to share what is being explained but viewers even though not showing gratitude or appreciation definitely appreciate it if you blend the audio well. I know this could be asking too much as well but these are just the things I've observed.

[SchouwKruuse]

What is the music in the end I have tried to find it since hearing the Richard Haier podcast! Hope someone knows😁

[jamilleizer]

It would be helpful in these "clips" to have links to the original video.

[Superzaldor]

Please debate/interview David Wood from Acts17Apologetics!

[israelayala]

Peter there's just some people you can't bring any sense into, they like their fantasy lifestyle and I'm okay with that except that there's few of us that stay real and you gotta leave the fake in the past even if they (where) family

[mael-strom]

Siddhartha Gautama alluded to this simple observation about 2600 years ago.

[pramnos]

Jordan Peterson, i feel like killing myself in so many ways. Please give me a word of advice before i loose hope in you, my last try

[Faineant]

He is a man of courage. No doubt about that. What is beyond me is why some people praise his verbal abilities. From what I can see, they are pretty average for a uni professor. He mangles his conditional sentences and in every lecture he makes some sentences unnecessairly clumsy. For example, look at this one: 'If I can get you to face what it is that you're confronting that you know you shouldn't be avoiding, then what happens is....'. He may be good at writing, but he is far from being perspicuous when it comes to speech. So people should stop treat him like a cult leader and ascribe to him traits he doesn't possess.

[SpiritualFox]

My experience telling the truth leads me to believe that you are a child. All of you. This is my truth. Feel free to be wrong. Downvoted.