Rob Woll
Rob Woll
The Discovery of the Unconscious- The First Dynamic Psychiatry
The Discovery of the Unconscious- The First Dynamic Psychiatry
The Discovery of the Unconscious- The First Dynamic Psychiatry
Sunday 23rd October 2022
Join Rob Woll on 'Down the Rabbit Hole' as he explores the history of psychiatry from ancient rituals to modern theories. Listen now!
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Get the buttons here!Tracing the Roots of Psychiatry: From Ancient Rituals to Modern Theories
Throughout the ages, hysteria was thought to affect only women and that the disorder originated in the uterus. These new views helped psychiatrists come to the conclusion that many complexes and diseases could originate in the mind itself, as the conscious mind transferred highly emotional experiences into the unconscious, which then manifested as all sorts of symptoms working in a similar manner as hypnotic suggestion.
Ever pondered how our understanding of the mind has evolved over centuries? In this captivating episode of 'Down the Rabbit Hole with Rob Woll', Rob dives into Henri Ellenberger's seminal work, 'The Discovery of the Unconscious'. This episode is a journey through time, exploring how humanity's quest to understand the mind has transformed from ancient shamanic rituals to the sophisticated theories of modern psychiatry.
Rob unpacks the fascinating progression from exorcisms and hypnotism to the groundbreaking ideas of Janet, Freud, Adler, and Jung. These pioneers reshaped our understanding of mental illness and its treatment, paving the way for contemporary dynamic psychiatry. If you're curious about how historical practices like animal magnetism led to concepts such as artificial somnambulism and multiple personality disorder, this episode is a must-listen.
Rob's engaging narrative makes complex ideas accessible, offering listeners a rich tapestry of the history of mental health treatment. Perfect for anyone intrigued by the evolution of psychiatric thought or looking to deepen their understanding of mental health.