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Nov 21, 2020 · One way in which I work with the inner child is by using Russian stacking dolls with each doll representing a time of the client’s life. I have also used them to represent certain people or situations that were around the client at a specific time.
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The Russian doll, a series of nested dolls of decreasing size, can be a powerful tool in therapy for exploring and connecting with the inner child. This technique involves guiding clients to identify and interact with different aspects of their inner child, from the youngest and most vulnerable to the more current.
Jun 5, 2019 · I recall sneering and feeling uncomfortable. That was 13 years ago. Little did I realise one day I would be using that very term as the foundation of Russian Doll Therapy. This blog provides a rare and unique insight into the impact on one client after they wrote to me describing their experience.
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Nadia and Alan try to figure out how they're connected. Alan can't remember his first death, so Nadia follows him over the course of his night.
Previously, Alan had discovered that Mike was at Nadia’s party. But later, Alan and Nadia debated if they were in hell or if they were the same person. Eventually, she found one of the first games she designed in Alan’s living room. He hated the game because it was too hard, so Nadia played it. She asked Alan how he died the first time, but he coul...
Starring
1. Natasha Lyonne as Nadia Vulvokov 2. Charlie Barnett as Alan Zaveri 3. Greta Lee as Maxine 4. Elizabeth Ashley as Ruth Brenner
Guest Starring
1. Ritesh Rajan as Farran 2. Brendan Sexton III as Horse 3. Dascha Polanco as Beatrice
Co-Starring
1. Lina Sarrello as Italian Tourist 2. Tawny Sorenson as Bartender
Feb 22, 2019 · Mirrors, reflections, and how one perceives one’s identity or narrative also comes up multiple times in “Russian Doll.” In one scene, Aunt Ruth recounts an incident from Nadia’s past to Alan. “Don’t get me started on the mirrors,” Ruth says.
Overall Season Discussion Hub [SPOILERS] WARNING: Each thread will contain spoilers for that episode. A woman gets caught in a mysterious loop, repeatedly attending the same party and dying at the end of the night, only to awake the next day unharmed. Discussion threads:
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May 1, 2020 · In Russian Doll, mirrors are pivotal – in an almost literal sense, the entire story seeming to pivot around the symbolically rich site of the bathroom mirror. After each death, Nadia returns to this mirror, housed in a cosmic womb-like space, and looks into her own eyes. This is a place of reflection.
