Articles about Psychotherapy

Mental Health is a crisis that is affecting more and more people as time passes. Medical interventions have been a reliable way to manage our psychological health but it ...

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy is a modern intervention with foundations of Behavior Therapy, an underlying focus on Cognitive Processes and also different mindfulness...

Many of us have wondered why Freud saw sexuality woven through so much of human experience, far beyond its usual boundaries. Discover how his bold ideas reshape our under...

Blood and its associations, from a psychoanalytic perspective, evoke a mixture of fear and anxiety, on the one hand, but also fascination and desire. An theoretical explo...

Have you ever noticed how some feelings seem too much to bear, almost as if they're not yours alone? Bion’s groundbreaking ideas offer a different way to understand how o...

Therapy is a powerful tool for managing anxiety, helping you understand its root causes, develop coping strategies, and build resilience so you can navigate life with gre...

Discover the different types of therapists in New York City, from psychologists to social workers. Learn how to choose the best fit for your unique needs.

Struggling to choose between a psychotherapist vs psychologist? This blog explains the difference clearly; read now to find the right help for your needs.

Psychoanalysis does not promise comfort or adaptation. It listens for what resists language, follows desire where it disrupts certainty, and treats symptoms not as errors...

Psychoanalysis remains relevant today, despite trends toward quick fixes, by offering something deeper: insight into the unconscious, the roots of suffering, and the comp...

Lacanian psychoanalysis resists the pursuit of happiness, focusing instead on the unconscious structures behind our symptoms. By listening without imposing, the analyst c...

In the ethics of desire, we are always dealing with the mechanism of either sustaining or retreating. Taking responsibility for your own desire is not only about the ethi...