Why Grown-Ups Find Children’s Curiosity Cute but Adults’ Curiosity Threatening

Explore why curiosity is perceived differently in children and adults. Discover how embracing curiosity can transform relationships and personal growth, and why it’s essential in therapy and self-awareness.

When Partners Become Strangers: Understanding “Flatmate Syndrome” Through a Psychoanalytic Lens

“Flatmate Syndrome” describes the emotional and physical disconnection that can occur in relationships when partners start living more like housemates than lovers. This blog explores the phenomenon through a psychoanalytic lens, using object relations theory and Winnicott’s concept of the “good enough mother” to uncover deeper dynamics. Emotional withdrawal, fading intimacy, and parallel lives often...

The Power of Shared Fantasy in Romantic Relationships

Rekindle intimacy in relationships by exploring shared fantasies and emotional connection.