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#MM06 – Q&A Mondays with Moshe Lang: Authenticity, Wisdom and Criticism
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This is Episode 6 of the Q and A series with psychologist and one of Australia’s best known family therapists Moshe Lang. Moshe is a renowned author and teacher. He has been practicing psychotherapy for over 52 years
Every fortnight WAWID listeners send me questions that Moshe generously answers. These questions can be be about anything to do with his journey, therapy or the field of mental health.
This weeks questions are:
- In the last episode with Moshe, he talked about watching out for consumerism and throughout his interview he talks about working with the client and telling their story etc, so has he ever found himself being judgemental, directive or 'not-real' in his approach? And if so, how does he recognise that within himself and practice humility? In other words, has he always been this authentic, wise person? Nicky Duff
- Does Moshe ever critique a parent's parenting in front of their children, and if so, how? If not, what does he do instead? Susan
For more information on Moshe and to send us a question check out the show notes!
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