Articles about Theory

Theoretical views on the origins of psychosis.

A short paper introducing key clinical concepts in the systemic and social constructionist perspectives

Does having parents who were adolescents during the war influence their children's search for identity and adolescent crisis?

The technological revolution and it profound effect on contemporary culture.

Why are some children more vulnerable than others? Making sense of differences in how children learn and behave at school.

Adept at cover-up, the ‘as if’ person, feels empty, yet is full of sorrows.

An attempt to approach the theory of love in various ways, to profile it, and to examine its connection with knowledge.

Jung and his ‘Twin-Brother’1: From Sibling-Rivalry and Fratricide towards Redemption

The continuities, breaks and meeting points between Jungian and Relational Psychoanalytical currents of psychoanalytic thought and their ideas of the self.

Psychoanalysis trains the conscious to contain the truth released by the unconscious, for growth, not a tragedy. For Bion, 'Truth is to the mind what food is to the body....

I have found that clinical work undertaken when Meltzer’s aesthetic conflict spontaneously rises to the foreground as a compass inevitably shares the poetic and dramatic ...

Should psychoanalysis be recommended in old age?