Psychiatry & Psychotherapy Podcast
May 29, 2026 · 1 hr 30 min · 12 segments
In this episode, Dr. David Puder explores Trauma-Specific Reflective Functioning (T-RF) with researchers Dr. Nicholas Berthelot and Dr. Julia Garron-Bissonnette. Discover how childhood trauma affects…
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I am joined today with Nicholas Béthoux and Julia Garon Besondnet, and we are going to be talking about some of their research.
If, if you remember back to my prior episode where I discussed reflective function in mothers, and then they followed the mothers and looked at the children.
The study showed that mothers with low reflective function, and specifically their trauma narratives, had much higher rates of disorganized attachment, almost twice.
And so this is gonna be a longer form discussion with the researchers who published that article, and we're gonna be going through trauma-based reflective function and some of the different narratives that come up, how they score it.
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I am joined today with Nicholas Béthoux and Julia Garon Besondnet, and we are going to be talking about some of their research.
If, if you remember back to my prior episode where I discussed reflective function in mothers, and then they followed the mothers and looked at the children.
The study showed that mothers with low reflective function, and specifically their trauma narratives, had much higher rates of disorganized attachment, almost twice.
And so this is gonna be a longer form discussion with the researchers who published that article, and we're gonna be going through trauma-based reflective function and some of the different narratives that come up, how they score it.