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How Does Psychoanalysis Treat Trauma?

Psychoanalysis, developed by Sigmund Freud, is a therapeutic approach used to understand and treat trauma. Although the exact techniques employed may vary among psychoanalysts, here are some general principles: Free association: The patient is encouraged to freely speak about their thoughts, emotions, and memories without censorship or judgment. This helps uncover unconscious material related to […]

When parenting stirs up reactivity in partnering

Amy Guido

You and your partner may have experienced relatively smooth sailing relationally until you had kids.  Kids typically display developmentally approapriate emotionally immature behaviors as they navigate how to meet their needs.  In my experience with the parents I counsel, I notice that these episdoes of emotional intensity find them unprepared and ineffective.  This often happens […]

Harnessing Art Therapy to Build Resilience: Exploring Attachment, Therapeutic

Therapedia Centre

    How Can Art Therapy and Parenting Improve Attachment and Self-Trust in Children? Attachment styles, as explored in psychological literature, significantly influence how we form and maintain relationships in adulthood. Books like Attached offer accessible insights into three primary attachment styles – secure, anxious, and avoidant – helping readers understand the root causes of these patterns […]

Unlocking Self-Love: 7 Essential Odysseys to Embrace Your True Essence

Daniela Bumann

The Essence of Self-Love: Discovering the Power Within The power of love, encompassing self-love and compassion, is a force that weaves through every facet of existence, connecting humanity with the very essence of creation. It doesn’t demand proof of worthiness; it inherently recognizes your unique place within the universe. This love is both universal and […]

Pets and Mood

Carrie Jones, LPC

Pets and Emotions: The Deep Connection Between Animals and Our Well-Being   Pets are more than just companions—they are emotional anchors, providing us with comfort, unconditional love, and a sense of security. From the playful antics of a dog to the soothing presence of a cat, animals have a remarkable ability to connect with us on […]

Fisherman Parable – Intentional Living

Carrie Jones, LPC

The Mexican Fisherman Parable: A Lesson in Living Intentionally   There’s a well-known story about a Mexican fisherman and an American businessman that offers a powerful lesson about what it means to live a fulfilling life. If you’ve never heard it—or even if you have—it’s worth revisiting, as its wisdom challenges us to rethink success, happiness, […]

Is Work Taking Over Your Life?

Carrie Jones, LPC

Overworking Is Not a Badge of Honor  In today’s culture, being “busy” is often seen as a status symbol. Hustle culture glorifies long hours, constant availability, and endless productivity as markers of success. It’s no wonder that workaholism—an uncontrollable need to work excessively—often gets celebrated rather than questioned. But while society reinforces this behavior, the […]

Process Addiction

Carrie Jones, LPC

Understanding Process Addiction: The Science Behind Behavioral Dependency When we think of addiction, we usually think about substances like alcohol or drugs. But, addiction isn’t only about what we consume—it can also be about what we do. Process addiction is sometimes called behavioral addiction. It refers to compulsive engagement in rewarding activities that effect the […]

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