Episode 25: “O Parting, Fountain of all Words.” — Why progress is grounded in loss
Lives of the Unconscious
Lives of the Unconscious. A Podcast on Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy · Dr. Cécile Loetz & Dr. Jakob Müller
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Show Notes
Summary: Attachment, love, always goes hand in hand with losses—thus happiness and sadness are also close relatives. In this episode we will hear more about why separation and loss not only mean suffering, but also play an important role for psychological development.
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