Patients do not experience us as theories or techniques. In “Let It Happen: The Psychoanalyst as a Living Process,” Alice Huang, MD, explores how an analyst’s attention, timing, curiosity, sensibility, and presence become part of the treatment itself. Adam Goldyne, MD, joins her in a live dialogue about what happens when theory remains a guide without becoming a manual, and the analyst’s own way of being becomes the medium of the work.
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