Thanks for your videos, Dr. Allison. Echoing the title of the present video, it would be delightful to see you play a corresponding role in some movies or TV series!
I have been lurking around over the channel hoping that Dr. Alison Answers might have posted a new video and I might have missed a notification however it been over 3 months now and no new content on the channel. I am gonna watch these quality informational videos till new content is uploaded. I really miss the content from Dr. Alison answers :(
I knooooow; I miss making videos! Life in the current COVID-19 climate is proving to be quite the juggling act, with both work and home, so I've had to pull back on a few things, and unfortunately, creating new videos is one of those things. But I've hopeful I'll be back to creating soon, and your comment helps me know I'm missed! :)
@@DrAllisonAnswers people have taken full advantage of people sitting at homes during the epidemic . But some people might be facing issues on the content creation front. Your videos really helped me deal with procrastination; am eagerly waiting to watch and learn from your informative wellness related videos. Peace and best of luck for a speedy comeback👍👍
you want to watch a great movie Richard Dreyfuss and Bill Murray. " What About Bob" is hilarious relationship between psychiatrist and patient. hilarious movie.
i been having 2x my normal panic attacks. i almost went to the ER it was so bad. I am Terrified. Everyday i fight impending doom and that feeling of we are going to die. This virus situation has exacerbated my mental illness to the point i cant stop crying. I can't eat. I have lost 15 lbs in 2 weeks. I have no one to reachout to. I have never felt so alone and so scared in my life.
I'm so sorry to hear that you're struggling. It's scary, overwhelming, and often feels impossible. Please know that I am sending encouraging thoughts your way, and I'm hopeful you'll find my website and my channel helpful in this challenging time!
American horror story season 1 is really interesting in therapy/ psychology. Especially with the character tate langdon. You should react to it at some point
my therapist's office is unsettlingly minimalist and clean. She writes notes on pads of paper but I have no idea where they end up, because she doesn't seem to have any physical files of any kind😂
I am, I promise! Life has been a little crazy with COVID-19, so I've had to put new videos on the back burner for now, but I'm hopeful I'll be back soon!
I'm so torn after watching After Life because it's such a great show, but the portrayal of his therapist is so worrying. I understand the need to dramatically create something but it's possibly damaging to anyone who has never had therapy. Check it out and prepare to be frustrated 😄
Do any of you worry about trying to distinguish between real and fake when it comes to Psychology? Because, honestly there are a lot of gray areas. Whenever I read certain excerpts from manuscripts, whether from patients or psychologists or people that suggest that others should get therapy. A lot of times the things they talk about don't ring true. Very often there are things mentioned that when evaluated closely seem based on certain criteria that only one person thinks is right. I read a certain article about a patient getting therapy, honestly, I was extremely confused when the patient talked about it, because some things did not sound right. I also find that therapy, especially when therapy is suggested is very often more suggested towards women, don't know if that is true. But it seems that way. That women should get therapy when something goes wrong in relationships. I am not a person that reads the word psychology, therapist, or psychiatrist and believes everything that is done in that career field is done correctly. I have a high respect for any doctor though that does the right thing, I am just saying that we can not expect that everything that is suggested is right in the field of psychology. Similar to other areas of medicine.
Your husband seems to be a lucky man. Smart, caring, & gorgeous what more could one ask for. I enjoyed the video & am looking forward to what else your channel has to offer. I never heard of that Little Big Lies show, so I'll have to check that out. Hopefully my expectations aren't set too high.
Why react to good will hunting without including one of the most iconic therapist scenes in movies?that's the best part of the entire movie, and that has substance in it. Very little is happening in the clips she shows.
I guess this is probably one of the better places for me to post this, considering all of your other posts. I have already seen, online, some videos of therapists critiquing other therapists, or what they may consider misinformation or bad advice, so I hope this isn't to "inappropriate". Which leads me to....this guy (below). After listening to 5 or 6 different online youtube therapists, this guy seems to be pretty-much a "lone voice" saying quite a few things differently, than many other therapists. And so I wonder: Would most other therapists agree, or disagree with him? About what? Why? Any thoughts? ruclips.net/video/CG7Cfs7KhRY/видео.html
Yeah, exactly, therapists critiquing other therapists. And honestly, when I read about some cases I am not shy to speak out that some things sound odd or seem off when it comes to patient- therapist situations. Whenever I am extremely confused about psychological measures then I know there is a reason for it. It is instinctual, instinctually knowing something just does not sound right. And it can be very tricky, because some things are described correctly, but then something goes awry, either the method that is suggested to treat the patient, or the fact that the patient is treated as if the patient has a mental illness when it is apparent that the patient suffered mental trauma. I mean, the list just goes on and on. Furthermore, I myself have been thrust into many life situations in which I either had to adapt or sink, bend or break, and of course my mindset was completely different during such times. In such times someone can indeed seem like a different person, they had to adapt during such times and were often influenced to lead different lives. Honestly, a lot of psychological things sound macabre and some of them downright silly. I have grown personally because I like to improve myself and learn new things. Of course then I am a different person than I was before, especially if the period of my life I was in before was full of stress. Seriously, I hate so say it , but many times psychological definitions and descriptions are simply bologna. Common sense describes life situations that can happen much differently. I would not be afraid to tussle with a psychologist on such issues.
Finding a therapist is all about fit, and thankfully there are therapists with all different personalities, orientations, and frameworks. So while we may not be a good fit, hopefully you can find someone who is. Also, this video is a bit more playful than my usual videos, so hopefully you'll take some time to watch some of the other videos on my channel. There's lots of good info!
Dr. Allison Answers Yes you need a good fit. I also just found your videos in my feed while watching a Vanity Fair piece about therapists analyzing movies too. I only see PhD level females. I’m about to see someone new for my ADHD issues. It’s created too much regret for a 35 year old lol. Anyway
I dont know what to say but you’re reactions are like a teenagers reactions. Idk if i would choose you to do therapy with because u seem a so impulsive person without a ‘deep’ way of thinking. So in first step you should speak more slowly and you should try to see things in a deeper way. Also it seems like you’re a material person. (Its just my opinion. The video was not what i expected to be)
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Thanks for your videos, Dr. Allison. Echoing the title of the present video, it would be delightful to see you play a corresponding role in some movies or TV series!
That would be awesome! Thanks for watching and commenting; I appreciate it!
I have been lurking around over the channel hoping that Dr. Alison Answers might have posted a new video and I might have missed a notification however it been over 3 months now and no new content on the channel. I am gonna watch these quality informational videos till new content is uploaded. I really miss the content from Dr. Alison answers :(
I knooooow; I miss making videos! Life in the current COVID-19 climate is proving to be quite the juggling act, with both work and home, so I've had to pull back on a few things, and unfortunately, creating new videos is one of those things. But I've hopeful I'll be back to creating soon, and your comment helps me know I'm missed! :)
@@DrAllisonAnswers people have taken full advantage of people sitting at homes during the epidemic . But some people might be facing issues on the content creation front. Your videos really helped me deal with procrastination; am eagerly waiting to watch and learn from your informative wellness related videos. Peace and best of luck for a speedy comeback👍👍
thanks for putting so much effort into your videos. it’s so good
you want to watch a great movie Richard Dreyfuss and Bill Murray. " What About Bob" is hilarious relationship between psychiatrist and patient. hilarious movie.
Oh my goodness, yes; that's a classic! It's been a while since I've seen that, so I might need to rewatch it! :)
Baby steps!
Yes What About Bob. I’m watching that one tonight.
There should be a real book called baby steps
i been having 2x my normal panic attacks. i almost went to the ER it was so bad. I am Terrified. Everyday i fight impending doom and that feeling of we are going to die. This virus situation has exacerbated my mental illness to the point i cant stop crying. I can't eat. I have lost 15 lbs in 2 weeks. I have no one to reachout to. I have never felt so alone and so scared in my life.
I'm so sorry to hear that you're struggling. It's scary, overwhelming, and often feels impossible. Please know that I am sending encouraging thoughts your way, and I'm hopeful you'll find my website and my channel helpful in this challenging time!
American horror story season 1 is really interesting in therapy/ psychology. Especially with the character tate langdon. You should react to it at some point
Amazing content but want to see more than once in a week love from india Stay Home Stay safe
my therapist's office is unsettlingly minimalist and clean. She writes notes on pads of paper but I have no idea where they end up, because she doesn't seem to have any physical files of any kind😂
Hey are you ever coming back? You have helped me with a lot and I feel like others could say the same :(
I am, I promise! Life has been a little crazy with COVID-19, so I've had to put new videos on the back burner for now, but I'm hopeful I'll be back soon!
Please watch and comment on In Treatment.... Thanks!
I read the original book 'You', so when it came out as a TV show I was like 'NOPE don't need to see that one acted out!' 😂
Lol; I can see why!
I'm so torn after watching After Life because it's such a great show, but the portrayal of his therapist is so worrying. I understand the need to dramatically create something but it's possibly damaging to anyone who has never had therapy. Check it out and prepare to be frustrated 😄
Where are you? :(
Do any of you worry about trying to distinguish between real and fake when it comes to Psychology? Because, honestly there are a lot of gray areas. Whenever I read certain excerpts from manuscripts, whether from patients or psychologists or people that suggest that others should get therapy. A lot of times the things they talk about don't ring true.
Very often there are things mentioned that when evaluated closely seem based on certain criteria that only one person thinks is right.
I read a certain article about a patient getting therapy, honestly, I was extremely confused when the patient talked about it, because some things did not sound right.
I also find that therapy, especially when therapy is suggested is very often more suggested towards women, don't know if that is true. But it seems that way. That women should get therapy when something goes wrong in relationships.
I am not a person that reads the word psychology, therapist, or psychiatrist and believes everything that is done in that career field is done correctly. I have a high respect for any doctor though that does the right thing, I am just saying that we can not expect that everything that is suggested is right in the field of psychology. Similar to other areas of medicine.
Please react to Gordon Gordon and Lance Sweets in Bones
OMG my favorite character in bones is sweets. Yes I agree she should do them. 😊😊😊
@@Loveu-re5me Sweets and Vincent are my favorite characters
Please do a reaction to couples therapy in Hope Springs movie.
I just watched Hope Springs.
How do you feel about the movie. Do you want Dr Allison to react to it
Harvinder Kaur I would love to hear her opinion if she specializes in family therapy. Thanks!
This is so fun to waaatcchh 😄😄 Please do a reaction to "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" 😂😂
Your husband seems to be a lucky man. Smart, caring, & gorgeous what more could one ask for.
I enjoyed the video & am looking forward to what else your channel has to offer. I never heard of that Little Big Lies show, so I'll have to check that out. Hopefully my expectations aren't set too high.
Glad you enjoyed the video; I hope you enjoy the rest of my channel as well!
Why react to good will hunting without including one of the most iconic therapist scenes in movies?that's the best part of the entire movie, and that has substance in it. Very little is happening in the clips she shows.
I guess this is probably one of the better places for me to post this, considering all of your other posts. I have already seen, online, some videos of therapists critiquing other therapists, or what they may consider misinformation or bad advice, so I hope this isn't to "inappropriate". Which leads me to....this guy (below).
After listening to 5 or 6 different online youtube therapists, this guy seems to be pretty-much a "lone voice" saying quite a few things differently, than many other therapists. And so I wonder:
Would most other therapists agree, or disagree with him? About what? Why? Any thoughts? ruclips.net/video/CG7Cfs7KhRY/видео.html
Yeah, exactly, therapists critiquing other therapists. And honestly, when I read about some cases I am not shy to speak out that some things sound odd or seem off when it comes to patient- therapist situations.
Whenever I am extremely confused about psychological measures then I know there is a reason for it. It is instinctual, instinctually knowing something just does not sound right.
And it can be very tricky, because some things are described correctly, but then something goes awry, either the method that is suggested to treat the patient, or the fact that the patient is treated as if the patient has a mental illness when it is apparent that the patient suffered mental trauma. I mean, the list just goes on and on.
Furthermore, I myself have been thrust into many life situations in which I either had to adapt or sink, bend or break, and of course my mindset was completely different during such times. In such times someone can indeed seem like a different person, they had to adapt during such times and were often influenced to lead different lives.
Honestly, a lot of psychological things sound macabre and some of them downright silly.
I have grown personally because I like to improve myself and learn new things. Of course then I am a different person than I was before, especially if the period of my life I was in before was full of stress.
Seriously, I hate so say it , but many times psychological definitions and descriptions are simply bologna.
Common sense describes life situations that can happen much differently.
I would not be afraid to tussle with a psychologist on such issues.
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Stamos is in You? lol.
This lady seems too strung and annoyed to be a good therapist for people. Just me. She makes me anxious.
Finding a therapist is all about fit, and thankfully there are therapists with all different personalities, orientations, and frameworks. So while we may not be a good fit, hopefully you can find someone who is. Also, this video is a bit more playful than my usual videos, so hopefully you'll take some time to watch some of the other videos on my channel. There's lots of good info!
Dr. Allison Answers Yes you need a good fit. I also just found your videos in my feed while watching a Vanity Fair piece about therapists analyzing movies too. I only see PhD level females. I’m about to see someone new for my ADHD issues. It’s created too much regret for a 35 year old lol. Anyway
I dont know what to say but you’re reactions are like a teenagers reactions. Idk if i would choose you to do therapy with because u seem a so impulsive person without a ‘deep’ way of thinking. So in first step you should speak more slowly
and you should try to see things in a deeper way. Also it seems like you’re a material person. (Its just my opinion. The video was not what i expected to be)
You must get some uncomfortable vibes from male patient. Ya know. Hot therapist fantasy. 😆
So fun watching this 😄😄, maybe you should try to watch "Crazy Ex-Girlfriend" movie, only if you haven't seen it 😊