Week 3: The Psychology of the Miracle Question/s

Join frankssson each month on his journey to becoming a psychotherapist; expect introspective
meanderings and left-field reflections on the somewhat daunting task of living, and get a
grounding in psychotherapy and its role in navigating life and finding ourselves. For sensitive
souls and curious cats.

This month’s show will require a soft heart and a gentle ear; touching on racism, grief and
adrienne maree brown’s Loving Corrections, including a little something called ‘accountability’.
Come chill.

Soundwave Therapy Ep 7: The Grief of Racism & Loving Corrections w/ Frankssson 14/07/25 Voices Radio

Jay Bakker joins us live from the International Forum for Psychoanalytic Education. As the child of the famous televangelists Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker, Jay has always been surrounded by persistent narratives—even among therapists of every stripe. The pressures of life in the limelight from an early age led him to cope through addiction, especially after his parents faced a very public downfall. But when the Oscar-winning film The Eyes of Tammy Faye was released, Jay sought treatment once again—this time with a psychoanalytic psychotherapist. In a vulnerable conversation, in front of an audience of therapists, Jay shares how this treatment helped him better understand what his unconscious was doing to him, and how psychoanalysis has shaped his efforts to build a more hospitable theology as he strives to disagree well with those across ideologies.

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Music by Mason Neely
Engineering by Ian Knippel
Research Assistant: Rose Bergdoll
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Episode 55: Dark Knight of the Soul

Roy Barsness returns to the show to discuss his new book, which establishes a psychodynamic model of clinical supervision. Steeped in relational psychoanalytic values, this approach offers not only a new way of thinking about supervision, but also a recapitulation of how this theory informs practice in the treatment room—and life in general. By considering each case a muse for both therapist and supervisor, Barsness invites emergent subjectivities into each relationship. Supervision becomes the framework for a path of encounter, with contemporary figures such as Mitchell and Benjamin lighting the way. Roy emphasizes the personal journey of the therapist as crucial to this modality, while Mason reflects with John on his own journey home and the persistent question of to whom we truly belong.



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Music by Mason Neely
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Episode 56: Reclaiming the Relational

Trauma isn’t just in the mind - it lives in the body. In this episode, Janis Briedis introduces Body-Focused Schema Therapy, exploring how core emotional needs, schemas, and coping styles show up physically. Discover practical techniques to read the body’s signals, link emotions to sensations, and bring somatic awareness into therapy. With humor and playfulness, Janis shows how to help clients access their healthy adult state and strengthen self-care.
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The 4 Thinking Habits That Hold You Back

Join frankssson each month on his journey to becoming a psychotherapist; expect introspective
meanderings and left-field reflections on the somewhat daunting task of living, and get a
grounding in psychotherapy and its role in navigating life and finding ourselves. For sensitive
souls and curious cats.

This month’s show is an audio essay on Mad Men, self acceptance, and forgiveness. Come
chill.

Soundwave Therapy w/ frankssson - 11/08/25 - [Voices Radio]

Narrative Practice: Externalising Conversations

Tony Bass is less concerned with building psychological metatheories than with how theory comes alive in the consulting room. From the earliest days of the Relational movement, he worked alongside Stephen Mitchell and others to shape a vision of treatment grounded in mutual influence, drawing inspiration from Ferenczi’s dialogue of unconsciouses—an approach Bass experiences as intuitive and “not so meta.” But whose unconscious is it, anyway? For Tony, the analytic encounter always points to interplay: between patient and analyst, healer and healed. In his view, psychotherapy is not the application of a fixed model but an ongoing improvisation, in which each subjectivity becomes instrumental to the unfolding of new meanings and unexpected revelations of both similarity and difference. 



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Music by Mason Neely
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Episode 57: What's Mine Is Yours

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Psychotherapists John Totten and Mason Neely bring you this psychotherapy podcast that explores what is happening between therapists and patients, from both sides of the relationship.

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