Recording the Dialogical Self #icds2026

The official podcast of the 13 th International Conference on the Dialogical Self #icds2026 Thessaloniki Host : Prodromos Tarasis Psychotherapist Sound Engineer and Mixing : Prodromos Tarasis Music: Prodromos Tarasis In collaboration with Logo Psychis Institute

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  Polina Roussou Internal Family Systems and the Dialogical Self Therapy Connection

  Aug 30, 202634 minS0

  <p>In this podcast episode, psychologist Polina Roussou explores the intersection between Dialogical Self Theory (DST) and the Internal Family Systems (IFS) model. Roussou explains how IFS conceptualizes the human psyche as a multiplicity of autonomous sub-personalities or "parts," all organized around a core center of wisdom known as the Self. Distinct from conventional frameworks, IFS emphasizes embodied awareness and radical self-acceptance toward our most conflicted aspects, including protective managers and exiled, traumatized parts.<br />The conversation culminates in a live therapeutic demonstration where the host explores a personal "part"—a deeply creative yet exhausting internal driver. This session vividly de...

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  Tsabika Bafiti The Dialogical Self in Psychotherapy Training

  Aug 29, 202620 minS0

  <p>This podcast episode features Dr. Tsabika Bafiti presenting research on the transformative journey of training systemic psychotherapists. Examined through the lens of Dialogical Self Theory (DST), the discussion explores how trainees evolve beyond mere technical mastery to cultivate an internal "observer" position.<br>This shift enables therapists to navigate competing internal voices, detach from ingrained familial roles, and embrace vulnerability as a vital driver of learning. The research demonstrates that true professional maturity occurs when self-esteem is uncoupled from perfectionism, allowing clinicians to show up with genuine presence and authenticity. Ultimately, Dr. Bafiti emphasizes that periods of crisis and...

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  Peter Zomer Bridging Complexity on Dialogical Self and Edgar Morin

  Aug 29, 202628 minS0

  <p>This podcast episode features a conversation with Peter Zomer, a Dutch leadership development specialist and practitioner of Dialogical Self Theory (DST). Recounting his insights from an international conference in Thessaloniki, Zomer introduces the work of French thinker Edgar Morin, proposing complexity theory as a compelling framework to enrich and extend DST.</p><p>The dialogue emphasizes the need for an interdisciplinary bridge linking psychology with sociology and biology, while addressing the practical friction of translating high-level philosophical ideas into contemporary business environments. Additionally, the speakers reflect on cultural shifts, contrasting traditional educational values with the modern prioritization of financial...

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  Reinekke Lengelle Writing the Self: Narratives of Loss and Resilience

  Aug 28, 202626 minS0

  <p>This episode featuring Dr. Reinekke Lengelle, professor at Athabasca University in Canada, as she explores the therapeutic power of self-writing. Grounded in her research and creative work, Dr. Lengelle discusses navigating loss, grief, and marital separation, introducing the transformative concept of a "good divorce."<br>Through the lens of Dialogical Self Theory, she illustrates how identifying and engaging with one's internal voices fosters psychological resilience and personal growth. The conversation highlights narrative writing as a crucial tool for identity reconstruction and the integration of complex emotional experiences. Finally, she previews her upcoming theatrical play and emphasizes the vital role...

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  Kiyomi Banda The Dialogical Self and Eastern Perspectives on Self-Contradiction

  Aug 27, 202621 minS0

  <p>In this episode Kiyomi Banda a Japanese scholar explores Dialogical Self Theory and how it helps us make sense of human self-contradiction.<br>Through personal reflections on family life and Japanese tradition, she unpacks how individuals navigate multiple, often conflicting identities in daily life. The conversation highlights key contrasts between Western and Eastern modes of thought—balancing the Japanese cultural emphasis on politeness and humility against Western assertiveness—and concludes with an insightful look at the social perception of psychotherapy in Japan, a topic still rarely discussed out loud.<br>An illuminating conversation on identity, culture, and the dynamic inne...

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