Professional Resources for Therapists

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Schreber’s feminisation as a symbolic response to his longing for fatherhood, offering a new perspective on his transformation as an attempt at personal salvation.

We need to rebuild a culture grounded in mutual respect and genuine connection

In this paper, I explore the concept of “omnipotence”, the illusion of being all-powerful, through a metaphor inspired by my roots in Dudley’s industrial heritage.

Seeking deeper insights into this puzzling aspect of human nature.

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

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...

Freud and Lacan took psychoanalysis in sharply different directions. We examine where they diverged, how Lacan’s revisions respond to critiques of Freud, and why those di...

Transference, a key psychoanalytic concept, involves patients projecting feelings from past relationships onto their therapists. Initially seen as an obstacle, Freud late...

Therapy delves deeper than coaching, addressing the root causes of stress and disconnection. It’s not about losing your edge—it’s about thriving with balance, clarity, an...