In my last post, I tackled the concept of transference in therapy. That is, the transfer of feelings from a significant person, past or present, onto the therapist…
Transference happens in therapy a lot. In fact, it can happen in any relationship but is closely associated with the therapeutic relationship between a client and therapist…
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We all do it. Something happens, we find ourselves in a situation where an assumption jumps up…
I always remember the quote ” Life is about the choices you make. If you want a better life, make different choices”…
Yesterday, I was reminded by am email sent from a regular reader of my blog about the power of language and the use of certain words when reporting on the current virus crisis…
I come from a country where the ‘stiff upper lip’ and ‘wartime spirit’ are very much part of the national psyche…
Anyone who has been in a long term relationship will testify to how it changes over time. There is the initial “falling in love” phase described earlier where there is more sex…
I deal with many co-dependent people on a daily basis and one factor that is extremely common is the inability to set healthy boundaries…
Many codependents that I see in my practice have very little idea of the concept of self-care…
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