Show Notes Can Be Found at www.thedisneytherapist.com/episdoe3 

 

In this episode 

Tyler Rich LMFT and Alan Jager LCPC dive into the themes, myths, and psyche of Marvel's first MCU movie Iron  Man. We review all aspects of this first movie, look at Tony Stark's psyche, the trauma that forms Tony into Iron Man. We look at Tony Stark's likable narcissism, the archetypes found in Iron. Along with other psychotherapy topics of vulnerability, boundaries, and ego death. 

Questions of the Day   - What is your favorite Iron Man sense in all of the MCU movies?

Clips  

6:31 - Tony Stark's trauma 

8:01 - How our unconscious gets our attention

8:50 - Tony  Stark's Narcissism But Likable  

13:00 -Being Naive 

14:22 - Tony Stark's forming a heart 

16:40   -  Jiminy cricket in Iron Man  

17:11 - If we don't see value in it when don't name it 

19:48   - Talk about Episode 1 - Inside out -  

22:00   - Why  is  being  vulnerable so hard 

25:10   - Boundaries 

28:00 - Why we miss moments of connection  

30:00   - Oversharing    

34:22-  Myth of the superhero 

36:10 - Talking a BIG game 

37:05   - EGO death  

42:15 - Talk about Episode 2 -  Toy Story

43:33 - Repair  attempts 

46:40   - When to take  thing seriously 

50:40 -  What is the villain of the story is 

55:00 - holding onto a part of us.

 

Resources 

Video  Essay on  Fatherhood in the MCU 

19:48   - Episode 1 | Therapist  Discuss Inside Out 

32:11   - Brene Brown Audio Program - The Power  of  Vulnerability 

42:15 - Episode 2  | Therapist Discuss Toy Story

About The Disney Therapist Podcast 

Tyler Rich Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist in Las Vegas, Nevada. 

Alan Jager Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in Las Vegas, Nevada. 

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The Disney Therapist Podcast is produced by Richer Life Counseling. A Las Vegas-based psychotherapy group practice. This podcast has been developed to inspire, entertain, and inform all who listen. This podcast is no substation for therapy, and we encourage you to find a therapist to explore yourself and learn and grow. And then also go to Disneyland.