Jul 18, 2026 · 1 hr 47 min · 14 segments
This episode features Daniela Flores Mosri, a researcher, clinician, and Editor-in-Chief of the Neuropsychoanalysis journal. She discusses her research on cannabis use in borderline pathology, the…
Curtis Holt RobinsonHostBut I do believe that, uh, psychotherapeutic change really happens at a different level.
And I think it is, um, in a way what it feels like to be with someone in the same room, uh, of course, when it's in person, just going back to the online therapies that we are conducting these days, which I think that, uh, is more difficult because of that.
What, what does it feel like to share this moment with you? And then if it feels in a certain way for a certain number of years, I think it does make a difference.
But then you're really playing with that when you're, uh, conducting psychotherapy, and it's good to be aware of that.
And, uh, I think that's loads of, uh, of course, implicit memory systems that, uh, somehow feed the semantic memory systems, and I think that's when the episodic memory starts changing the way it tells the stories, uh, all those episodes.
So I do think that it's transference, countertransference, how we work with that.
I don't think it's every time about interpreting transference and, uh, and the relationship dynamics.
I think that's very important, but I think that's probably only the beginning of what needs to be done.
But I do believe that, uh, psychotherapeutic change really happens at a different level.
And I think it is, um, in a way what it feels like to be with someone in the same room, uh, of course, when it's in person, just going back to the online therapies that we are conducting these days, which I think that, uh, is more difficult because of that.
What, what does it feel like to share this moment with you? And then if it feels in a certain way for a certain number of years, I think it does make a difference.
But then you're really playing with that when you're, uh, conducting psychotherapy, and it's good to be aware of that.
And, uh, I think that's loads of, uh, of course, implicit memory systems that, uh, somehow feed the semantic memory systems, and I think that's when the episodic memory starts changing the way it tells the stories, uh, all those episodes.
So I do think that it's transference, countertransference, how we work with that.
I don't think it's every time about interpreting transference and, uh, and the relationship dynamics.
I think that's very important, but I think that's probably only the beginning of what needs to be done.
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