Understanding Psychoanalytic Therapy
How psychoanalytic psychotherapy provides in-depth treatment for challenging psychological conditions and its suitability for deep-seated emotional issues and its unique ...
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Approaches to Therapy: A Practical Guide
Choosing a therapist with an approach philosophy aligned to your worldview can enhance the therapeutic journey. Explore how different approaches offer unique avenues for ...
Dreaming the Reality Of The Pleasure Principle
An interview With James Grotstein.
The Internal Bully
A brief exploration of superego.
William James and Addiction
It is a little known fact that Bill Wilson (who suffered, like James, with manic-depressive illness through the course of his life) called out on his deathbed for “three ...
A Proposed New Comprehensive Model of Consciousness and Emotion
Part Two - Accessing the chemistry of consciousness and emotion, by Ian Weinberg | Practicing neurosurgeon
A Proposed New Comprehensive Model of Consciousness and Emotion
Part One - The neuro-anatomy and associated neuro-physiology of the core components of memory, emotion and motivation, by Ian Weinberg | Practicing neurosurgeon
Is Violence Ever Justified?
Is violence, that is political violence as opposed to pathological violence, ever justified?
David Morgan
Decathexis of the Object and Hypercathexis of the Self in the Narcissistic Process
Malignant narcissism develops in the psyche of the individual by preventing him from attaching to the other.
KNOW YOURSELF & YOUR CHALLENGE
In George Bernard Shaw’s Man and Superman, the Devil asks Don Juan why he works so hard to understand himself. His evocative reply: “Why, to be able to choose the path of...
William Dubin
Coming to Our Senses
By turning our attention to feeling, through somatic self-inquiry, we can learn to “be with” and describe an experience rather than trying to “understand it” or more impo...
Sandra Sinicropi
The “Great Divide” and a Need for Caution in Psychotherapy
In a world that is increasingly naïve in its divisiveness, we in the field of psychotherapy are not immune from such naivete.
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