Navigating the Borderline Between Spiritual Experience and Psychosis in Psychodynamic Therapy

In the therapeutic space, we sometimes encounter individuals who describe intense physical or spiritual experiences that can be challenging to interpret. These experiences may reside at the boundary between a meaningful spiritual journey and potential psychosis, presenting complex questions about safeguarding and clinical responsibility. In one recent case, […]

From Myth to Screen: Exploring Desire, Identity, and Connection in the Digital Age

The myth of Helen of Troy highlights the timeless struggles of desire and isolation. As we navigate the digital landscape, reflecting on these ancient themes through a psychoanalytic lens can help us foster genuine connections amidst curated identities and superficial interactions.

Recognizing Potential Mental Health Problems in Those We Care About

Mental health is an essential aspect of our overall well-being, yet it can sometimes be difficult to identify when someone we care about may be struggling. Unlike physical ailments, mental health issues don’t always have clear and visible signs. However, if we pay close attention, there are subtle […]

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 […]

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 […]