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A Jungian Approach To Psychosis, Spiritual Crisis, and Healing Our Deepest Wounds | Dr Tim Read

A Jungian Approach To Psychosis, Spiritual Crisis, and Healing Our Deepest Wounds | Dr Tim Read

Update: 2023-02-24
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Dr. Tim Read is a psychiatrist, psychotherapist, and author based in London. 

He joins us on the show to discuss the deep unconscious, complexes, being triggered, and why we need a new way to treat mental illness. We talk about the difference between spiritual crisis and psychosis; how modern psychiatry is broken; and why psychiatrists should undergo psychedelic therapy.

Additionally, we explore the difference between being in process and processing; how our triggers are an opportunity to step into our healing journey; the role of relationships in our healing; how to help shift culture and community to better support people in crisis; how to support people in psychotic delusion (without colluding in their delusions); and the point at which we should involve psychiatric intervention.

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Episode Breakdown

  • (0:00 ) Opening
  • (1:51 ) Overture
  • (5:31 ) Patron Thanks
  • (6:46 ) Interview begins
  • (8:28 ) The deep unconscious, COEX/complexes, and being triggered
  • (12:45 ) Why we need a new way to treat mental illness 
  • (14:03 ) A bit more into COEX systems and processing being triggered
  • (21:16 ) Being triggered distorts our perception of reality
  • (22:40 ) Being triggered offers us an opportunity to heal (in process vs processing)
  • (24:48 ) Getting stuck in a trigger
  • (30:33 ) Triggers are an opportunity to step into our healing journey
  • (33:30 ) How to process being triggered
  • (36:30 ) The role of relationships in our healing process
  • (40:40 ) How do we help shift culture and community to better support people in crisis
  • (43:12 ) Why psychiatrists should undergo psychedelic therapy
  • (44:35 ) Modern psychiatry is broken
  • (48:10 ) A definition of Spiritual Emergency, Spiritual Crisis
  • (51:34 ) The difference between spiritual crisis and psychosis
  • (56:34 ) Mental illness is not biologically rooted (bipolar, psychosis, and schizophrenia)
  • (1:00:07 ) Exploring the root of mental illness from a Jungian perspective
  • (1:13:55 ) The deepest personal touches the transpersonal
  • (1:15:36 ) The challenge of touching the transpersonal 
  • (1:17:40 ) The point at which we should involve psychiatric intervention
  • (1:21:07 ) Psychiatric medication can be necessary at times | don’t let ideology get in the way of common sense
  • (1:26:04 ) How to support people in psychotic delusion (without colluding in their delusions)
  • (1:29:59 ) It’s all about love | Love is the key ingredient
  • (1:32:07 ) Follow-up links
  • (1:34:00 ) Outro

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A Jungian Approach To Psychosis, Spiritual Crisis, and Healing Our Deepest Wounds | Dr Tim Read

A Jungian Approach To Psychosis, Spiritual Crisis, and Healing Our Deepest Wounds | Dr Tim Read

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