French first lady tells why she went for therapy
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November 9, 2009, Monday
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DURING her years as a top model, French first lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy never gave psychoanalysis a thought.
But after her father died, the then-28-year-old model threw herself into therapy "body and soul," and has since spent many years in analysis, she told the makers of a French documentary broadcast on Saturday.
The documentary series "The First Session" features people talking about the reasons that pushed them to go into analysis and their experiences on the psychiatrist's couch.
Other celebrities featured on the program included Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld and filmmaker Claude Chabrol.
"I didn't know anything about psychoanalysis and didn't think I needed it. I lived in total action, in youth, completely outside psychoanalysis until the age of 28," Bruni-Sarkozy told documentary director Gerard Miller, himself a psychoanalyst.
"And then I had a sort of fracture when my father died and then I went ... into psychoanalysis body and soul, if I dare say."
Bruni-Sarkozy, 41, said she didn't ever like lying down on the analyst's couch but acknowledged: "I stayed lying down for eight years."
But after her father died, the then-28-year-old model threw herself into therapy "body and soul," and has since spent many years in analysis, she told the makers of a French documentary broadcast on Saturday.
The documentary series "The First Session" features people talking about the reasons that pushed them to go into analysis and their experiences on the psychiatrist's couch.
Other celebrities featured on the program included Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld and filmmaker Claude Chabrol.
"I didn't know anything about psychoanalysis and didn't think I needed it. I lived in total action, in youth, completely outside psychoanalysis until the age of 28," Bruni-Sarkozy told documentary director Gerard Miller, himself a psychoanalyst.
"And then I had a sort of fracture when my father died and then I went ... into psychoanalysis body and soul, if I dare say."
Bruni-Sarkozy, 41, said she didn't ever like lying down on the analyst's couch but acknowledged: "I stayed lying down for eight years."
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