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After Psychotherapy

Insights from 30+ years in the profession

Tag: Mental health

Self-Hatred and Self-Criticism

Self-criticism may disguise anger about unmet expectations for ourselves and our lives.

Published October 29, 2010
Categorized as Detours, Self-Esteem and Self-Sabotage Tagged Mental health, Self-esteem, Self-help

Winners and Losers

Hyper-competitiveness and a focus on the winning, with contempt for losers, often reflects a defense against underlying feelings of shame and inferiority.

Published October 25, 2010
Categorized as Points of Departure, Self-Esteem and Self-Sabotage Tagged Mental health, Relationship Issues, Self-esteem, Self-help

Separation and Merger

Each of us can bear differing degrees of separation and distance from our loved ones.

Published October 20, 2010
Categorized as Points of Departure, Relationship Issues Tagged Mental health, Relationship Issues, Self-help

The (Sometimes) Awful Truth

Personal growth involves learning to feel deeply, however painful those feelings may be, and to think clearly about our experience.

Published October 15, 2010
Categorized as Destinations, The Psychotherapy Relationship Tagged Mental health, Psychotherapist, Self-help, Therapist

Mixed Emotions: Loving and Hating the Same Person

A mixture of love and hostility toward our intimates is a fact of psychic life, but difficult for most of us to acknowledge and tolerate.

Published October 13, 2010
Categorized as Love and Hatred, Rules of the Road, Unbearable Emotion Tagged Mental health, Self-help

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