I do think that the Good Will Hunting scene makes sense within the context of the movie. I’d definitely recommend for you to watch the entire film, maybe react to it as a whole.
I'd love if you did an episode entirely dedicated to Bojack Horseman. Not necessarily where you react to the psychologist/therapy sessions in the show (though those are good), but the portrayals of mental illnesses etc. in generalI'd be really interested to see a psych's take on it. (and, of course, other portrayals of mental illness, like Girl Interrupted, or even the alcoholism and other character traits/motivations in Disenchanted)
I'd like to see a scene from the perks of being a wallflower, thirty reasons why, Monk and the 'it's not your fault' scene from good will hunting. Btw I love your videos
Ok, so on a friend’s recommendation (actually 4 friends from all over the world) I watched the film Get Out. It had everything: Mom was a psychologist, Dad was a neurosurgeon, they used hypnosis, brainwashing, cultural sociological commentary. I’m now really curious if hypnosis can work the way it did in the film. Anyway - kudos again here for the great series.
I love The Departed! Thanks for including a scene from that one. I remember watching an interview with Vera Farmiga (the actress who played the psychiatrist) where she said she took the movie script to an actual L.A police psychiatrist who told her that her character does just about everything wrong lol
I would love for you to watch Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 5 Episode 16 "The Body" Her mother dies unexpectedly and everyone is reacting and coping differently with their grief. It's the most realistic portrayal of dealing with death I've ever seen, and it's critically acclaimed as "the best hour of television of all time." So I think it would be pretty wonderful for a psychologist to review it.
Dream Door is new, diverse, has therapy scenes (woman goes to couples counseling alone) also the neighbor is a PhD candidate studying Freud’s work. It’s a brilliant show and I’m curious if they did their homework better than previous shows. It’s on Sci Fi and I believe only has had one episode under Channel Zero’s 4rth series.
Honestly, you could probably make a whole video analyzing the therapy scenes in Good Will Hunting. Obviously, Robin Williams' character violates many basic ethical boundaries a therapist in real life should never cross (excessive self-disclosure, violence, excessive counter-transference, etc.), but if one overlooks this aspect of the film as Hollywood movie hyperbole, the film is interesting to analyze from a psychological perspective.
hey can u react to the scenes in the perks of being a wallflower when charlie is talking to the therapist near the end of the movie its a really sad and good scene
Dissociation can also be brief. I dissociate maybe a couple of times a week. I have never woken up in another life, or country. I have, however, missed an exit on the highway, and then not realize where I am.
you should consider scenes from Silence of the Lambs where Hannibal talks to Clarice. Admittedly not intentional or conventional therapy sessions, but still good to see a similar dynamic.
Do they teach you at uni on how to speak that calm? I don't know but the way you talk is very soothing. Good job on that. It doesn't seem false or iritating which other terapists / psychologists are sometimes. Thanks for the video though, seeing behind the scenes explaining things for the public demystifying it is really good.
Thanks for the awesome compliment. They do not. It's something that comes naturally - This channel used to be an ASMR channel, so I also kind of developed the skill of soothing with my voice years ago.
Hi Dr. Duff! Have you seen the television series "Parenthood"? The character Max Braverman has Aspergers. It would be interesting to hear your perspective on any of his scenes.
It'd be interesting if you reacted to some scenes from episodes of the show "Glee". Technically they're not full therapy sessions since they're in a school setting with a school counsellor, but it'd be cool to hear your perspective on them, especially since certain characters in the show dealt with mental illness.
I believe she was in a group of fictional characters and we were asked to assign certain potential mental illnesses to each of them, most people I think gave her Narcissistic PD or Histrionic PD because of her attention-seeking actions and her belief that she was superior to all the others in glee club and therefore deserved special treatment.
That makes sense. Yes, I'd always thought she had some narcissistic tendencies, but not totally convinced it would warrant a full diagnosis. I don't think she lacked empathy for others, but she definitely had some attention-seeking behaviours and a sense of superiority at times. I guess it's just a show after all, though.
That's what I was going to say! Although I'm sure media portrayal of DID can be a whole episode in and of itself....which I would not complain about :p
Hey;) i really enjoyed your react vedios, iv'e watched all the seasons of "in treatment", i highly recommend you watching it ! I must say that you were right about the scene of Walter, they began therapy before he tried to commit suicide (and hospitalized) , so the therapist wasn't part of the hospitalization staff, which explains the depth in that session;) The depth in the sessions on this series is really fascinating, also i felt like it triggers you to question your ethical boundaries, and your interests in that profession, but it leaves you amazed by the power of therapy. I'd really love to hear your reflection about that series :)
Hey man! I’m super late to this video but if I have to say anything, just have confidence. You know what you’re talking about, own it brother! Great vid Edit: you nailed the good will hunting scene. Matt Damon’s character is much smarter than Robin Williams’s character, probably even in his field of expertise. You’re smart man, keep up the good stuff
i love these videos, this is super interesting! could you please react to some of tate langdon's therapy session scenes from the tv show american horror story?
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
About the dissociative state I don't have a disorder but I have had a experience so has my sister and grandfather where we were driving it was 12 in the afternoon we ended up in a ghost town there was nothing around everything was abandoned except for a single corner store but when we arrived it was completely dark and me and my sister's phone was dead we asked the clerk for directions at this point it was 8:00PM so we finally got back to a familiar area and our phones were somewhat charged we had checked the time and it was 12:56AM and we can not find this town now we have been looking for a while and it's like it never existed it's like we were trapped in some kind of time loop
Is there any chance you could do a full reaction to all the therapy scenes from Good Will Hunting? And perhaps watch the movie beforehand so you know the context? (It's such a good movie. Well worth a watch.)
you should react to criminal interrogations and see how criminals react to psych evaluations its very interesting stuff . just trying to figure out who done it and why they did it
I don't know if they enlisted psychologists to help with Silver Linings Playbook. I hope they enlisted people living with the disorders, who know them from the inside out.
I think you need a cooler catch phrase. The LegalEagle lawyer signs off by saying “thanks for watching and I’ll see you...in court.” You should end with “thanks for watching and I’ll see you... in the nut-house.”
This was really interesting and enjoyable. Now I need to go back and see the first one! Did you ever see the therapy scenes from The Sopranos? I remember thinking that they were good at the time but...
Ha! I just saw the first one and felt a fool. Looking back now it definitely seems it was more of a writing tool than an attempt at realism which is great for a show but it is still fascinating to hear your take
Will you react to the Netflix show Atypical, there are several therapist sessions with the main character in the first season the most. Is it normal for therapist to give there patients things to do? Or tell them what to do or when they’re wrong?
29:07 A great channel but you should really consider doing more preparatory research. Military PTSD is not what this scene is about. Martin is, now was, a high-pressure CEO who will now be hospitalized and likely never resume his career because of the international supply chain mistake he made. And it MAY be the therapist's fault for regressing him too far too fast. I always felt Byne's character had perhaps destroyed this guy's life. The client sort of asks him if he was trying to push him to have a break down and Byrne says, "Not consciously." What a cavalier answer! If he brought about this outcome he should be sued for sure! GREAT show BTW. If you knew what's going on your analysis would be Much more relevant.
I do think that the Good Will Hunting scene makes sense within the context of the movie. I’d definitely recommend for you to watch the entire film, maybe react to it as a whole.
yea in context it does make a lot more sense than just reviewing this scene
I would love to see how you would react and what you would think about Good Will Hunting's "It's not your fault" scene.
I would love to see you go over Hannibal (the tv show) when Hannibal is trying to diagnose Will. I believe it's the "draw a clock" scene from season 1
Ooo sounds interesting!
I'd love if you did an episode entirely dedicated to Bojack Horseman. Not necessarily where you react to the psychologist/therapy sessions in the show (though those are good), but the portrayals of mental illnesses etc. in generalI'd be really interested to see a psych's take on it. (and, of course, other portrayals of mental illness, like Girl Interrupted, or even the alcoholism and other character traits/motivations in Disenchanted)
I'd like to see a scene from the perks of being a wallflower, thirty reasons why, Monk and the 'it's not your fault' scene from good will hunting. Btw I love your videos
Could you look at Sherlock from the BBC and the scenes between John Watson and the therapist? Would be interesting, thanks
Yes! I'd love to see what he thinks of Sherlock :D
Cool idea for a series! May I suggest "Frasier diagnoses himself" from the show Frasier? It's a pretty heavy scene in an otherwise funny show.
I really hope he reacts to that scene! I LOVE fraiser and it would be soo awesome if he could do a reaction to that! ♡♡♡♡
Old comment but fraiser is why I'm going to school to be a therapist
You should do Will and Hannibal from the Hannibal TV series
Break through scene from good will hunting
I'm really loving these episodes! Such an interesting topic that you talk about so well, I'd love to see you do even more :D
Ok, so on a friend’s recommendation (actually 4 friends from all over the world) I watched the film Get Out. It had everything: Mom was a psychologist, Dad was a neurosurgeon, they used hypnosis, brainwashing, cultural sociological commentary. I’m now really curious if hypnosis can work the way it did in the film. Anyway - kudos again here for the great series.
I love The Departed! Thanks for including a scene from that one. I remember watching an interview with Vera Farmiga (the actress who played the psychiatrist) where she said she took the movie script to an actual L.A police psychiatrist who told her that her character does just about everything wrong lol
Good Will Hunting is a fantastic movie.
These videos are incredibly fascinating and insightful!
I would love for you to watch Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 5 Episode 16 "The Body" Her mother dies unexpectedly and everyone is reacting and coping differently with their grief. It's the most realistic portrayal of dealing with death I've ever seen, and it's critically acclaimed as "the best hour of television of all time." So I think it would be pretty wonderful for a psychologist to review it.
I know 2 years but we need a video totally on Good Will Hunting and a part 3!
I knowwwww! Hoping to be able to start recording more soon. Kid's will be back in school in not too long here.
Dream Door is new, diverse, has therapy scenes (woman goes to couples counseling alone) also the neighbor is a PhD candidate studying Freud’s work. It’s a brilliant show and I’m curious if they did their homework better than previous shows. It’s on Sci Fi and I believe only has had one episode under Channel Zero’s 4rth series.
I'd like to see your reaction to the scene in Good Will Hunting where Robin Williams' character chokes out Will! 😂
Honestly, you could probably make a whole video analyzing the therapy scenes in Good Will Hunting. Obviously, Robin Williams' character violates many basic ethical boundaries a therapist in real life should never cross (excessive self-disclosure, violence, excessive counter-transference, etc.), but if one overlooks this aspect of the film as Hollywood movie hyperbole, the film is interesting to analyze from a psychological perspective.
@@QueenArielViolet guy called My Little Thought Tree did great videos on psychology in Good Will Hunting, highly recommend.
React to the panic attack tony has in iron man 3 and some of girl interrupted
hey can u react to the scenes in the perks of being a wallflower when charlie is talking to the therapist near the end of the movie its a really sad and good scene
I'd love to see you react to Elephant Song, although almost the whole film is one long therapy scene.
Do more of these please.
Dissociation can also be brief. I dissociate maybe a couple of times a week. I have never woken up in another life, or country. I have, however, missed an exit on the highway, and then not realize where I am.
i loved this video. we need part 3!
OFF i love how you matched your shirt with your eyes color
Love these reaction videos
Hope to see you react to its not your fault scene from good will hunting
Mindhunter. If this series is still going on. The Jimmy Dean
you should consider scenes from Silence of the Lambs where Hannibal talks to Clarice. Admittedly not intentional or conventional therapy sessions, but still good to see a similar dynamic.
Dr.Cox and his therapist from Scrubs... I think it's only two or three scenes alltogether, but you've got to react to them!
I really wish you wouldve done break downs or reactions to NBC's Hannibal therapy. It would've been awesome!
Yes!!!! You chose Good Will Hunting!!!!
I love these! I’m studying be a psychologist as well. I saw the movie 50/50 and thought it would be a good one for you to react to!
You should check:
1) Painful Secrets
2) Skins (effy's therapy)
3) Prozac Nation
4) Sex Education
5) Wanderlust
In suits- Harvey's and Louis' sessions. Love the video!
Do they teach you at uni on how to speak that calm? I don't know but the way you talk is very soothing. Good job on that. It doesn't seem false or iritating which other terapists / psychologists are sometimes. Thanks for the video though, seeing behind the scenes explaining things for the public demystifying it is really good.
Thanks for the awesome compliment. They do not. It's something that comes naturally - This channel used to be an ASMR channel, so I also kind of developed the skill of soothing with my voice years ago.
Great videos. Could you do the scenes with Eurus in Sherlock Holmes?
Please please please react to an Ordinary People scene, p cool movie kinda old though
I love your channel, thanks for posting these.
Hi Dr. Duff!
Have you seen the television series "Parenthood"? The character Max Braverman has Aspergers. It would be interesting to hear your perspective on any of his scenes.
I second this!
I'm trying to write a therapy scene for my screenplay and watching your reaction videos gave me a lot of valuable information. So thank you.
You should read the book "Understanding Psychology" it could help the ISBN is 978-0-13-390892-3 I had to use it as my psychology textbook for college
@@RavenStorm332 thank you
@@fratc.karakus4612 no problem
who in their right mind haven't watched "Good Will Hunting" i think you need the psycho therapy.
Lol
The Departed scene: can you say Counter-transferrence?
Was waiting for this, great job :)
It'd be interesting if you reacted to some scenes from episodes of the show "Glee". Technically they're not full therapy sessions since they're in a school setting with a school counsellor, but it'd be cool to hear your perspective on them, especially since certain characters in the show dealt with mental illness.
That would be cool, Rachel Berry was actually used as a hypothetical case study in my psych class!
Interesting,@@moonblossom2289! What was she being used as an example of?
I believe she was in a group of fictional characters and we were asked to assign certain potential mental illnesses to each of them, most people I think gave her Narcissistic PD or Histrionic PD because of her attention-seeking actions and her belief that she was superior to all the others in glee club and therefore deserved special treatment.
That makes sense. Yes, I'd always thought she had some narcissistic tendencies, but not totally convinced it would warrant a full diagnosis. I don't think she lacked empathy for others, but she definitely had some attention-seeking behaviours and a sense of superiority at times. I guess it's just a show after all, though.
In tx wasn't a hospital setting, it was his home private practice
Great reaction video! I would love to see what you think of some scenes from the movie "Split" and your thoughts on multiple personalities.
That's what I was going to say! Although I'm sure media portrayal of DID can be a whole episode in and of itself....which I would not complain about :p
One tree hill worked with fuge state...in the last season...I'd love to see you react to that. Only issue is it takes place over like 4 plus episodes
Hey;) i really enjoyed your react vedios, iv'e watched all the seasons of "in treatment", i highly recommend you watching it ! I must say that you were right about the scene of Walter, they began therapy before he tried to commit suicide (and hospitalized) , so the therapist wasn't part of the hospitalization staff, which explains the depth in that session;)
The depth in the sessions on this series is really fascinating, also i felt like it triggers you to question your ethical boundaries, and your interests in that profession, but it leaves you amazed by the power of therapy.
I'd really love to hear your reflection about that series :)
Pls Hannibal examining will
Wow this is a cool idea!
React to Dr Freedman working with Hawkeye in the MASH finale!!!
That was super funny. Love this videos, where you react to it))
Great video, I saw some improvements that I suggested from ep 1 in there. Looking forward to the next one.
Hey man! I’m super late to this video but if I have to say anything, just have confidence. You know what you’re talking about, own it brother! Great vid
Edit: you nailed the good will hunting scene. Matt Damon’s character is much smarter than Robin Williams’s character, probably even in his field of expertise. You’re smart man, keep up the good stuff
Really enjoyed it and I would like to see a react for the Falcon and Winter Soldier.
i love these videos, this is super interesting! could you please react to some of tate langdon's therapy session scenes from the tv show american horror story?
minseokanyoustop I’ll have a look thanks!
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
About the dissociative state I don't have a disorder but I have had a experience so has my sister and grandfather where we were driving it was 12 in the afternoon we ended up in a ghost town there was nothing around everything was abandoned except for a single corner store but when we arrived it was completely dark and me and my sister's phone was dead we asked the clerk for directions at this point it was 8:00PM so we finally got back to a familiar area and our phones were somewhat charged we had checked the time and it was 12:56AM and we can not find this town now we have been looking for a while and it's like it never existed it's like we were trapped in some kind of time loop
I've really enjoyed your reaction videos, Doc! I don't know why you decided to stop doing them but you should reconsider.
Is there any chance you could do a full reaction to all the therapy scenes from Good Will Hunting? And perhaps watch the movie beforehand so you know the context? (It's such a good movie. Well worth a watch.)
I would like it if you could go deeper into Silver Lining Playbook it is one of my favorite movies.
I’d like you to react to the episode in friends where phoebe dates a therapist and all the friends end up hating him
Nice video, hoping you'd react to another in treatment. Especially when Paul become the client.
Ovan Gunnar thanks! I’ll keep it in mind
you should react to criminal interrogations and see how criminals react to psych evaluations its very interesting stuff . just trying to figure out who done it and why they did it
The therapy scenes in Reign over me with Adam Sandler
Do the therapy scene from Rick and Morty please.
I don't know if they enlisted psychologists to help with Silver Linings Playbook. I hope they enlisted people living with the disorders, who know them from the inside out.
I think you need a cooler catch phrase. The LegalEagle lawyer signs off by saying “thanks for watching and I’ll see you...in court.” You should end with “thanks for watching and I’ll see you... in the nut-house.”
Nooooo. Legal eagle is awesome though
@@duffthepsych “thanks for watching and I’ll see you... in the asylum.”
@@dmitrilau nooooo lmao
Great video!
Will: Fuck you!
Sean: You’re the shepherd
You should watch Horse Girl
I'd love for you to do one for Black Box (season 1, episode 1) and The Listener (season 4, episode 13)!
OK, I haven't finished the video yet. I just had to stop for a sec, Did just say he's not sure if he's seen The Departed?
The Goodwill Hunting “It’s not your fault scene.” Also, Alex’s therapy scene in Modern Family ruclips.net/video/jXIoy6k_67E/видео.html
This was really interesting and enjoyable. Now I need to go back and see the first one! Did you ever see the therapy scenes from The Sopranos? I remember thinking that they were good at the time but...
Bella Morte I did one of them in episode 1!
Ha! I just saw the first one and felt a fool. Looking back now it definitely seems it was more of a writing tool than an attempt at realism which is great for a show but it is still fascinating to hear your take
Very interesting channel. Please keep it up!
I wish you'd do a video about what "The Work" is...
Hello Doc can you react Mel Gibson attempted suicidal scene in Lethal Weapon?
Please react to the „it’s not your fault“ scene from good will hunting
I would love you reacting to the episode in “Marlon” ep 1 season 2 it’s comedic
Dude you've got to watch In Treatment. Season 1 specially.
It's a contender!
Pls react to the stiles stilinski therapy scene in Teen wolf
Awesome stuff
Can u do season 4 ep 8 of riverdale and fleabag season 2 too?
Will you react to the Netflix show Atypical, there are several therapist sessions with the main character in the first season the most. Is it normal for therapist to give there patients things to do? Or tell them what to do or when they’re wrong?
one scene from two and a half men would also be interesting
No ‘Ordinary People’?
I wonder if Agatha Christie was in a fugue state when she went missing.
Do hannibal next!!!! (Tv series)
This is so cool!
Do one of the Hannibal (series) psychotherapy scenes reaction pls
Please review the ethical practices from Atypical or Gypsy on Netflix! Much appreciated! :D
What if the patient refuses to answer? How do you approach that?
Please react to "life itself"
Watch "End of the fucking world" it's a good psyco show
You should watch "my mad fat diary".
Good
29:07 A great channel but you should really consider doing more preparatory research. Military PTSD is not what this scene is about. Martin is, now was, a high-pressure CEO who will now be hospitalized and likely never resume his career because of the international supply chain mistake he made. And it MAY be the therapist's fault for regressing him too far too fast. I always felt Byne's character had perhaps destroyed this guy's life. The client sort of asks him if he was trying to push him to have a break down and Byrne says, "Not consciously." What a cavalier answer! If he brought about this outcome he should be sued for sure! GREAT show BTW. If you knew what's going on your analysis would be Much more relevant.
Please review bates motel
You’ll never get another client? Not even in Boston? Lol
React to END OF EVANGELION
Which movie