Articles about Relational

Reflection on the benefits that the role of therapist brings in one's life

Bringing together the ideas of Fairbairn on object relations, Sutherland on self and society, and Pichon-Rivière on the link, and illustrating these through a vignette of...

The bond between you and your therapist sets the stage for therapy success. Learn how building trust and rapport can transform your therapeutic experience, paving the way...

Witnessing how the “good enough” caregiver-infant relationship constitutes the prototype of a therapeutic model in work with adults.

The root of enactments in psychotherapy lies in mutually regulating and self-regulating behaviours.

The internal world develops through an active, mutual process of reciprocal influence, and that the mind is composed of self-other representational models developed in th...

What underlies psychotic states? Thinking beyond biology.

A case study of intimate violence in a forensic setting.

The antidote to the long loneliness is the long companionship.

Helping couples to have productive, respectful and useful discussions and arguments.

In a world that is increasingly naïve in its divisiveness, we in the field of psychotherapy are not immune from such naivete.

Human beings are social. Lock-down is not.