The Therapist-Client Relationship in the Red Room is Criticized
The series called Red Room, broadcast on TV8, made a big impact from its first episode and was appreciated by large audiences. More than one in a section…
The series called Red Room, broadcast on TV8, made a big impact from its first episode and was appreciated by large audiences. More than one in a section…
broadcast on TV8 Red Room The TV series made a big impact from its first episode and was appreciated by large audiences. The series, which deals with more than one topic in one episode, was appreciated by almost everyone who watched it because it pointed out the events seen as 'problems' in society.
Even though it is a series, that is, a fiction, many people who watch it are introduced to the therapy room through the series, and the Red Room attracts not only those who are curious about its content but also the leading character. Binnur KayaThe therapist character played by 's character also attracts the attention of his colleagues. In fact, according to the statements made, not only his interest but also his reaction...
Making a statement to BBC Turkish clinical psychologist Ece Oral Albayrak, Regarding the Red Room, “This series shows that the troubles we experience today are actually related to the family structures we have experienced in the past, the relationships that come from there and past experiences, and that the relationships we establish today may stem from past relationships.” realistic.” While he appreciates the 'clinical' accuracy of the series, he states that the series is not so successful in every aspect.
According to Ece Oral Albayrak The therapist-client relationship in the Red Room is not very realistic. In fact, Albayrak states that a client who goes to therapy with the dream of establishing a friendly relationship, as in the series, may be disappointed in the therapist he encounters.
According to Albayrak, the reason why there are boundaries within the client and therapist relationship is to protect the client. Because Albayrak, the client wants to hug or say "I love you" not for momentary relief, states that he needs permanent changes such as understanding his inner world, making sense of it and establishing healthier relationships in the outside world, and states that for all these, he needs to be a professional, not a friend, in the therapy room.
Ece Oral Albayrak also noted that if the client realizes that he/she is only comforted by the therapist with affectionate words or contact such as hugs, he/she will have a different attitude towards the therapy and the therapist. may develop a feeling of addiction It also warns about.
Psychiatrist Prof., who made statements on Twitter recently. Dr. Arif Productive also said, “My assistant of 20 years recently persistently called someone who said he would make an appointment if I had an interview like in that TV series, and said, “No, sir. Our teacher's room is orange. "You will be disappointed here," he said and did not make an appointment. The girl is right. Am I a panda who should hug anyone I come across?" He criticized the therapist-client relationship in the series using his expressions.
His previous books were adapted into TV series Bride from Istanbul, The House You Were Born in, and Masumlar Apartmanı, and he inspired Red Room with his book Inside the Medallion: From a Psychiatrist's Notebook. Psychiatrist Gülseren Budayıcıoğlu While expressing his satisfaction with the success of the Red Room in his interview with Ayşe Arman; “The Red Room will soon cease to be a series that belongs only to me, and all psychiatrists in Turkey will start to contribute more or less.” He used the following expressions:
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