Ryan Eberst
@ryberst.bsky.social
He/Him. Psychotherapist specializing in psychoanalytic patient care, attachment repair, multicultural and existential therapies.
Husband. Father. Reader. Pipe-smoker.
Husband. Father. Reader. Pipe-smoker.
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Kendrick Lamar deserves to win the very first Nobel Hate Prize
February 10, 2025 at 1:36 AM
Kendrick Lamar deserves to win the very first Nobel Hate Prize
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February 10, 2025 at 1:39 AM
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“Another woman was told by her therapist that there was no way she could be autistic and that she just needed to be more resilient and less sensitive.”
dollars to donuts that therapist also thought empathy was a sin
dollars to donuts that therapist also thought empathy was a sin
When Therapy Harms Neurodivergent Clients
Neurodivergent clients are often misdiagnosed and mistreated due to a lack of therapeutic training. Create a neurodiverse-affirming practice by letting go of ableist practices.
www.psychologytoday.com
January 25, 2025 at 2:06 PM
“Another woman was told by her therapist that there was no way she could be autistic and that she just needed to be more resilient and less sensitive.”
dollars to donuts that therapist also thought empathy was a sin
dollars to donuts that therapist also thought empathy was a sin
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Sunday reading: Three questions to help us engage Trump’s dangerous outlandishness.
We need to resist the temptation to constantly rage against Trump’s latest antics – while making sure the silliness and buffoonery of Trumpism doesn’t obscure how dangerous the situation is.
This week’s piece:
We need to resist the temptation to constantly rage against Trump’s latest antics – while making sure the silliness and buffoonery of Trumpism doesn’t obscure how dangerous the situation is.
This week’s piece:
Navigating the Nonsense and Propaganda of Clownish Authoritarianism
Ignoring what Trump says won’t work. Constant outrage is not a viable strategy either. We must find a more productive way to engage Trump’s dangerous outlandishness
thomaszimmer.substack.com
January 12, 2025 at 2:05 PM
Sunday reading: Three questions to help us engage Trump’s dangerous outlandishness.
We need to resist the temptation to constantly rage against Trump’s latest antics – while making sure the silliness and buffoonery of Trumpism doesn’t obscure how dangerous the situation is.
This week’s piece:
We need to resist the temptation to constantly rage against Trump’s latest antics – while making sure the silliness and buffoonery of Trumpism doesn’t obscure how dangerous the situation is.
This week’s piece: