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“No one ever told me that grief felt so like fear.” ― C.S. Lewis, A Grief Observed

Superheroes don't only tap a force within themselves and their cape of personal agency, they surround themselves with supportive others, ready to help them tie on their c...

Social distancing does not need to cause a disruption in the therapeutic process.

The coronavirus pandemic has taken over our day-to-day routine, impacting the way we think about our world and evoking intense and overwhelming feelings.

It’s so easy to fall into overwhelm with the current fear that is sweeping the planet.

How to Personally Manage the COVID-19 Crisis

I’ve been exploring the boundaries between my training as a therapist and a newer voice compelling me to become an activist.

A psychoanalytic psychologist reports her impressions while continuing to work with patients during her first week of quarantine.

Some mainstream psychotherapy is called "evidence based," some is not. But the distinction is arbitrary and often misleading.

I want to write something. To put into words so to speak.

How Psychopharmacology Impacts on Psychotherapy

Analysts in this ‘post-truth’ era need to do additional inner work, regarding the effect that external reality has upon them.