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The Dark Side of Empathy: Why Therapy’s Greatest Strength Can Also Harm

I discuss the paradox of empathy in therapy, which is that it is one of the most important factors in therapy, and can also be detrimental. 00:00 – Intro – Exploring Empathy in Therapy 00:25 – Carl Rogers and the Foundations of Person-Centered Therapy 01:43 – Paul Bloom’s “Against Empathy” – The Dark Side of Compassion 02:53 – Oxytocin Explained: The Neurobiology of Empathy and Connection 03:38 – When a Therapist Feels Cold: The Problem of Selective Empathy 04:09 – Advanced Empathy in Therapy: Carl Rogers’ Higher Level of Understanding 05:30 – Carl Jung’s Concept of the Shadow Self and the Dark Side of Human Nature 06:18 – Healing Through Acceptance and Catharsis in Psychotherapy 06:56 – Advanced Empathy for All Clients: Beyond Politics, Race, or Belief Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only. It does not constitute therapy or clinical advice, and does not establish a professional relationship. The information shared reflects professional opinion and is offered in good faith, but it does not represent the full truth of any topic. Psychology is an evolving field, and other professionals may have different perspectives. If you are in need of emergency support, please call or text 988 (the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline in the U.S.), dial 911, or go to your nearest emergency room. If you are outside the U.S., please look up the local crisis hotline number available in your country. To find a therapist, you can visit a directory like psychologytoday.com or search for local mental health services in your area.