PSYCHOTHERAPY - Melanie Klein

Melanie Klein was a great psychotherapist who teaches us how to stop either idealising or denigrating others.

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[francoisrenedecotret]

As a psychologist, I find this Melanie Klein video very well put together. From what I know, it is an excellent presentation of concepts that are difficult to understand and that tend to be neglected by universities nowadays. Bravo!

[Dr.AlessandroDrago]

Melanie Klein is a genius, she gave possibility to understand difference between bipolar/borderline and neurotic state, with her study about children

[sacredsoma]

This animation was superb the choice of images the statues all very fun, thank you

[arpitsingh]

Psychologists Like Maslow, Skinner, Watson & Adler etc. videos may be done about them too. Humanistic Psychology - Self Actualisation, Behaviourism - Classical & Operant Conditioning, Individual Psychology etc. there are other sub-branches of Psychology which may be introduced to us viewers as all of them have something important in understanding the human psyche and our everyday growth in maturity.

[adrianacasteloh]

You should do a Carl Jung video... And videos of other currents in psychology! They help me study a lot :)

[CuttinInIdaho]

9 years on, and this is one of the better edited videos of all time. so fun and funny to watch

[bimetsherojne]

the voice over is great. you are inspiring me to do psychotherapy, i never thought it will sound appealing to me .thank for inspiring

[LeriObba]

The breast giveth, and the breast taketh

[Leomeenbanad]

This is probably my favourite channel on YouTube, the use of pictures alongside Alain De Botton's voice is pure harmony! One thing I have noticed is that there is no referencing and citing like in vSauces's videos. Obviously that may interfere with the pace of the production but I suppose general ideas and concepts are usually covered so there may not be a need (just a thought). Also, I would love to see different era's in art covered in one video, like impressionism, cubism etc. And maybe some music related topics? 

A big thank you to all involved at the School of Life! (:

[demianhaki]

Great topic! I think the benefit of realizing that people are ambivalent, even though it may ruin our image of some and can be very difficult to cope with, is to also realize that therefore those who some think "evil" are not necessarily as hopelessly lost as one might think.

[ModulerDrone]

Excellent presentation of how ambivalence can confuse and distress, sometimes leading to depression.
Thank you so much for these videos, they're my daily medicine!

[gdc]

Please make videos on:
- Viktor E. Frankl (logotheraphy)
- CBT theraphy

Amazing channel, keep up the good work!

[RichardKoenigsberg]

What a great series of videos this is. Making psychoanalytic ideas, which sometimes seem fantastic, into elements of ordinary life.

[IlGattoCheFuma]

I love how Bieber pops up when he says something you hate XDDD

[figueiredomaira]

Excelent, as always!
This one, howeverm is a bit uncomfortable to watch because the blue background keeps blinking. At some point I just had to look away and only hear the rest of the video.

[xxIluvyouguysxx]

I’m in grad school for counseling and your videos are helping me!

[ambreenqureshi]

Melanie Klein touched upon poignantly and literally introduced the concept of splitting and integration through describing the paranoid schizoid and the depressive position respectively

[shueibdahir]

6:01 it was by this moment when I took a big gulp with an anxious look in my face as I realised that this entire section on adults had been talking about me.

One thing I'd like to add to this is that the child starts to develop even more ego defences as they mature physically. Imaginaty friends that want to help you and love you or imagining a future where we are finally loved is part of this same paranoid-schizophrenic position

[sugandhsai]

Dude you should go to ted talks ....You appear to be one the smartest youtubers i can find on youtube. spread your ideas. My guess is you study all this out of your interest and i feel you would have connected a few dots across some ideas. please share some of your ideas even if they arent well formed it would be interesting to see them in their in their initial points of formation.kind of like the evolution of an idea.

[lenavoyles]

Actually, it just hit me: Feelings of ambivalence are THE justification for Avoidant Attachment Style. Is Klein ultimately responsible for psychology’s great crime of the 20th century: holding up the MOST unhealthy style of attachment as the very definition of “maturity”?
—— “We made a big mistake many years ago. We went along with this cultural idea that strong people were separate people… What we realize now is that’s an actually fragile place to be.”
- Dr. Sue Johnson