Object Relations Theory Explained: How Early Relationships Shape the Adult Mind

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Why do some people desperately seek closeness but become frightened, angry, or distant once they receive it? Object relations theory proposes that our earliest relationships can become internal psychological templates that influence how we experience ourselves and other people throughout life. This episode explores the ideas of Melanie Klein, D. W. Winnicott, and Ronald Fairbairn—and what therapists actually do with these concepts in the therapy room.

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