Voicelessness and Emotional Survival Message Board
Voicelessness and Emotional Survival => Voicelessness and Emotional Survival Message Board => Topic started by: Dr. Richard Grossman on August 15, 2009, 06:39:03 PM
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One of my dog park buddies is Matthew Gilbert, the Boston Globe T.V. critic--and he loves the show... Any thoughts? Is it/was it like your therapy?
Best,
Richard
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Hi Dr G, have read about it and am awaiting UK airing. It sounds like it is pretty demanding (an hour a night for 5 nights straight?) for anyone who doesn't watch tv, but I'll be giving it a go when it gets here. Would like to hear views from anyone who has been watching.
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I rented all of them(First Season) on Netflix. LOVED it! It is so addictive ! Ami
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Love, love, love this show. But it's not like my therapy in 3 ways.
There's a script, so it's not as boring and frustrating as therapy in real life can be sometimes.
You can actually see the arc of a client's story over a relatively short period of time. Where they've been, where they are, where they're going. I can't see the arc of my own story yet, although I trust my T has a better grasp of that.
My therapist does not look like Gabriel Byrne or speak with an Irish brogue. Damn.
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Hi Richard,
Haven't seen the show, but, do you run into any narcissistic dogs at the park? :D
tt
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Hi Richard,
Haven't seen the show, but, do you run into any narcissistic dogs at the park? :D
tt
No, but sometimes I whisper in dogs' ears suggestions on how to leave their narcissistic owners.
Richard
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Lucky dogs!
tt