I am currently reading The Examined Life by Stephen Grosz. It is a captivating book that looks at the interactions between a psychoanalyst and his patients…
We have seen clearly in my previous set of posts how an inner critic is formed from the defence mechanisms used by the wounded, criticised child and how these can be taken forward into adulthood…
Many of the clients I deal with in my online therapy practice suffer from anxiety. Anxiety is the disorder of our modern times and the amount of people suffering from it is increasing every year…
Codependents often exhibit a certain behavior in adult relationships, often moving from one to the next in a “copy and paste” scenario…
I once had a client who was involved with the most abusive, self-absorbed, self-centred, controlling man you could ever imagine. He abused her physically, emotionally, financially and verbally…
You are swept away in a tide of emotional abandon with a seemingly like-minded person who only has your interests at heart. You fall in love fully and completely, you drop your boundaries and do not listen to your instincts that might hold some warning signs…
The concept of an inner critic is well known but most people have to deal with more than one manifestation…
When divorce and separation happen and children are involved, it is generally traumatic for all concerned…
I have always held a keen interest in Inner Child Therapy and incorporate it into my work with clients as much as possible…
When we think about child abuse, our thoughts often stop at sexual abuse of minors. However, the term child abuse…
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