Articles about Psychoanalysis

I started to realise that the first thing is not to impulsively, concretely enact something, but rather just sitting with it and letting it be the ugly thing that it is, ...

“All possible forms of existing psychopathology we deal with in the consulting room, are always the immediate consequence of a childhood trauma”

From its beginnings, psychoanalysis and psycho-dynamic approaches have been criticized as unscientific, and their imminent demise predicted. Yet they have persisted...

People in the psychological world try to outdo each other in espousal of progressive politics, forgetting that our own professional politics (especially Jungian and psych...

Expanding the scope of psychoanalysis broadens and deepens the range of phenomena we can consider psychoanalytic.

I’m on the side of the idea that actually a coherent narrative is the problem, not the solution. I’m interested in the psychoanalysis that’s about what is revealed in inc...

Are our best intentions and efforts to be helpful driven by less flattering hidden motivations?

How attachment, trauma and neurobiological theory and research, and clinical experience with violent individuals and couples helps explain why so many of us hurt the ones...

Making sense of pathological organizations: A summary of different authors' perspectives.

Psychoanalysis, Drawings and Words of Children

A defence of Jungian Psychotherapy and tribute to an incredible psychotherapist who saved my life.

It’s time to do something about it. This could change everything.