Three Associating: Adventures in Relational Psychoanalytic Supervision

Three Associating is a podcast that offers the listener a peek behind the closed doors of therapists working within a relational psychoanalytic model. Join Rachael and Andrew as they explore with their supervisor Gill how their own hidden feelings and motivations influence the therapeutic process and affect their patients. In each episode, a relational dilemma arising in the context of work with a fictitious patient is explored. While reasons of confidentiality and privacy mean that none of the patients we discuss are real, the relational dynamics are.www.threeassociating.com

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Elessar.009

Immensely helpful & very interesting

Most fascinating. Really enjoying & learning. Can’t wait for more. Thank you all.
Brookemc16

fantastic

great podcast for roadtrips, love this concept
Jem5926647

Excellent

I love the work you folks do, the open space you create. Please keep it up!
177pem

Best podcast

I’m so glad you’re back for another season. By far e best podcast on relational therapy and supervision.
Today's review123

This is what supervision is all about

Such a great podcast. It goes to the core of relational psychodynamic work. Understanding the underlying unconscious motivations that often guide the subtle interactions is at the core of this work and most often missed. Great podcast. Can’t wait for the next episode.
RebecaSchermanPsyD

Clear and thoughtful

I enjoy listening and always learn something about my own work. Thank you for this podcast and please continue!
autumnal breeze

Come back!

Hoping this podcast is on a brief hiatus and not over!!
Janeisgreat

Wish there were more podcasts like this.

So fascinating!
former dopefiend

Insightful and easy to grasp

Fascinating, non-judgmental, and disarmingly funny deep-dive into human nature. Highly recommend ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Chasbo Chasbo

Sooooo good!

Great format, engaging hosts, entertaining and thought provoking!
JasmineD8992

A resource and a balm for the soul!

Thank you for making this truly wonderful podcast. I not only take meaningful thought processes for my own practice (and my self reflection!) but the podcast has also become a point of connection for me with colleagues and a mentor in the field (we are three associating by proxy!). Thank you thank you!!
Boppy12

Please do more!

That’s the review. I want more. Thanks.
relationallycurious

Makes you crave supervision

The fictional vignettes presented touch upon relevant themes in many therapies and serve as a useful and apt refresher on key relational psychoanalytic concepts. Gil models wonderful supervision skills—insightful, supportive, but also gently challenging, and both Andrew and Rachel openness and candor showcase how good supervision begets trust and facilitates learning. A mini seminar in each “session.” Thank you!
rvguyedsanbcdtubcc

Excellent podcast for therapists

This podcast offers succinct (fictional) case presentations with excellent supervision that yields a wealth of clinical pearls. All three podcasters are appealing and I look forward to joining them for supervision every month. I hope the podcast continues for a third season!
searchlight17

Great insider view to the therapy and supervision process

Very easy to listen to, authentic, spontaneous, nice chemistry between all discussants, appreciate the pearls of theory. I am grateful as well for the shorter length compared to other podcasts as well as excellent audio quality.
Exceptional 'we' analysis

Excellent peek into real psychoanalytic supervision

Rare peek into exceptional, raw, and vulnerable psychoanalytic supervision
trigve

Very Good!

I’m a depth psychologist and this feels real to me. I am loving the intelligence, transparency, and care that are shining brightly through these episodes so far. What a gift to all therapists, patients, and the general public to us increase our psychological literacy. Keep up the good work.
Andymb2

Exactly the podcast I have been wanting!

I am a psychiatry resident interested in pursuing psychodynamic training. I love the format of this podcast, the therapists, and the content. I am an avid podcast listener, and I have not found any therapy podcast quite like this one. Please keep up the great work and keep this podcast going! A+