“I Fear the Greeks, Even Those Bearing Gifts” – The Hidden Layers of Trust in Therapy

In his epic work The Aeneid, the Roman poet Virgil wrote the famous line, “I fear the Greeks, even those bearing gifts,” as a cautionary tale about deception and trust. In many ways, this ancient sentiment mirrors the internal struggles clients face when they come to therapy: fear […]

Breaking the Cycle of Avoidance: How CBT and Psychodynamic Therapy Can Help

Avoidance is one of the most common coping mechanisms people use to escape uncomfortable emotions, situations, or thoughts. It may provide short-term relief, but over time, avoidance tends to make things worse, leaving us stuck and feeling overwhelmed. At our Online Therapy Clinic, we understand that breaking the […]

Managing Anxiety at Work: When to Seek Immediate Help and When Psychotherapy Can Help

Introduction:Anxiety can be overwhelming, particularly when it strikes in the workplace. For many, this anxiety may escalate into obsessive thoughts and fear of losing control over their job performance. While psychotherapy is a valuable tool for managing long-term anxiety, it’s important to recognize when immediate medical attention is […]

Aristotle and Freud: Civic Friendship, Truth, and the Bonds of Society

Introduction Human relationships form the fabric of society, and how these relationships are understood has been a focal point for thinkers throughout history. From ancient philosophers like Aristotle to modern theorists like Sigmund Freud, the question of how individuals relate to one another, and how they negotiate the […]