Preface
A brief introduction to this blog.
Extract from the in-depth interview with the author of this blog:
What does Greetings from the Centre mean? What does Yoda’s Couch mean? What are the Salons?
What is the motivation? What is the intellectual background? What does post-integrative mean? And what is the moral of the story?
Il bacio di Tosca – Tosca’s Kiss
Emancipation and reconciliation are interdependent.
A fictional roundtable discussion on patricide and reconciliation. An Indian guru, Master Yoda, Tyrion Lannister, Giacomo Puccini, a psychoanalyst and a psychotherapist discuss the psychological concept of patricide. They use examples from the opera Tosca, the film Star Wars, the television series Game of Thrones and a psychotherapy case report.
In Search Of The Lost Context
A selfie can be taken quickly,
Self-esteem takes more time.
A fictitious round table discussion with guests: a Zen master, an Indian guru, a psychotherapist and a neuropsychologist discuss how self-image and self-esteem develop.
The self finds resonance in the context of people, space and events. This is how self-images and self-awareness develop. Self-esteem is shaped by the quality of relationships and develops over time.
Debt-Guilt-Shame
The outer judge, the inner judge:
debt – guilt – shame.
A conversation between Dr Urs Egli, a lawyer, and Dr. med. Marc Melchert, a psychotherapist.
For the lawyer, debt makes it possible for labour and services to have a tradable value.
For the psychotherapist, feelings of guilt are a cognitive abstraction of feelings of shame.
Interview with Marc Melchert
About a Boy and his Blog
Information about the author of this blog, the texts he writes and his intellectual background.
Never play the man, always play the ball!
Jo Achim Werner talks to Marc Melchert about shame.
«Shame is actually a healthy emotion; it reminds us that we live in a community and should therefore respect boundaries.»
The Digital Twin Is Not Suffering.
When there is no one to talk to, patients forget how to talk about themself.
«When I was a doctor, we even asked our patients questions like, ‘How are you?»
’But did the patients know how to answer that?’
The Analyst – en
The first book by Peter Stickland und Marc Melchert.
Hans Thomas Hakl talks about the book: ‘The Analyst’
Gradual Disappearance – en
The second book by Peter Stickland and Marc Melchert.
Despite these tricks, it is their search for the truth, their generous friendship and their analytical insights that help them find some kind of path through the complexities that face them.
