In the journey of psychodynamic psychotherapy, the ending is as important as the beginning. For many, the conclusion of therapy is a time of mixed emotions—relief, achievement, sadness, and even a sense of loss. It’s a significant part of the therapeutic process, and when handled properly, it helps […]

When couples come to therapy with concerns about finances, it’s often tempting to focus solely on the numbers. Yet, as any seasoned therapist knows, money is rarely just about money. In many cases, financial disagreements are a proxy for deeper, underlying issues within the relationship. This can be […]

The Ford Mustang is a quintessential American sports car, often associated with freedom, individualism, and the open road. From a psychoanalytic perspective, it is possible to explore the significance of the Mustang as both a symbol of American values and a potential substitute for unmet psychological needs. As […]

The Pygmalion Effect is a psychological phenomenon in which expectations about an individual influence their performance. From a psychoanalytic perspective, the Pygmalion Effect results from unconscious processes and motivations that shape our beliefs and attitudes towards others, influencing our behaviour towards them. The psychoanalytic theory emphasizes the importance […]