Steven Wilson
Steven Wilson
American Asylum: The structure of Trust
American Asylum: The structure of Trust
American Asylum: The structure of Trust
Saturday 7th October 2023
Steven Wilson explores trust dynamics in group therapy using insights from the Federalist Papers, blending political philosophy with personal recovery stories.
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Episode Overview
- Exploration of the Federalist Papers and their relevance to group dynamics
- Insights into the nature of trust and mutualism within group therapy
- Reflections on balancing individual identity within a group setting
- Personal experiences and observations related to recovery and support
- The profound impact of trust and mutual support in overcoming trauma and addiction
The group can be a salvation, but it can also fester. As an individual in the group, you have to find balance and acknowledge the value of trust and mutualism. That's how I see it.
What happens when you mix political philosophy with group therapy? In this episode of 'The Leaves of a Victim never more', Steven Wilson dives into the deep end of trust dynamics within group settings. Using insights from the Federalist Papers, specifically No. 10 by James Madison, Steven draws parallels between the political and therapeutic worlds. He reflects on how mutual trust is the cornerstone of any successful group, whether it's a nation or a therapy session.
Steven, a survivor of childhood sexual abuse and a recovering drug addict, brings his personal experiences to the table, making the discussion both relatable and enlightening. He shares candid thoughts on how trust and mutual support have been pivotal in his own recovery journey. If you're curious about how historical texts can shed light on modern therapeutic practices, this episode offers a unique blend of history and personal growth.