On Death Denial, Truth and Transcendence with Dr. Jordana Jacobs
Release Date: 01/11/2020
On Death Denial, Truth and Transcendence with Dr. Jordana Jacobs
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On this episode I talk with Dr. Jordana Jacobs, a clinical psychologist whose research and work focuses on the complex relationship between death awareness and love.
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info_outlineOn this episode, I talk with Dr. Jordana Jacobs, a clinical psychologist in private practice in New York City. Her approach is integrative, combining psychodynamic and existential therapy into her treatment of patients. Dr. Jacobs’ training at Memorial Sloan Kettering working with terminally ill cancer patients, her studies in Northern India, and her Vipassana meditation practice inspired her research on the complex relationship between death awareness and love. Her dissertation, entitled “Till Death do us Part: The Effect of Mortality Salience on Satisfaction in Long-term Romantic Relationships” specifically explored the ways in which priming for death has the potential to increase intimacy in partnerships. In addition to seeing patients, Dr. Jacobs now speaks and leads retreats aimed towards helping people accept inevitable mortality so that they are able to live and love more fully.