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After Psychotherapy

Insights from 30+ years in the profession

Tag: Self-help

Psychological Damage and Emotional Transformation

This article discusses the kind of psychological growth that’s actually possible, instead of the idealized fantasies of the people we might become.

Published November 21, 2010
Categorized as Destinations, The Psychotherapy Relationship Tagged Mental health, Psychotherapy, Self-help

Love Junkies and Other Addicts

Addicts often have stronger relationships with their drugs than with their significant others, but that is often a cause rather than an effect — the reverse of the way we usually think about it.

Published November 19, 2010
Categorized as Love and Hatred, Relationship Issues, Sexuality, Society and Culture Tagged Psychotherapy, Relationship Issues, Self-help

Celebrities — Why We Love and Hate Them

We admire and envy celebrities because they supposedly lead the perfect, pain-free life we want for ourselves.

Published November 16, 2010
Categorized as Envy and Jealousy, Society and Culture Tagged Psychotherapy, Relationship Issues, Self-esteem, Self-help

What We Mean When We Use the Word ‘Love’

We use the word “love” to describe a number of different emotional experiences. A closer look at those uses can shed light on the varieties of love and how much actual regard they entail for a separate person.

Published November 14, 2010
Categorized as Love and Hatred, Points of Departure, Relationship Issues Tagged Mental health, Psychotherapy, Relationship Issues, Self-help

Love in the Face of Hatred

Love in the face of hatred is what good parents give to their children, and what therapists in some way must feel for their most troubled patients.

Published November 12, 2010
Categorized as Destinations, Love and Hatred, The Psychotherapy Relationship Tagged Mental health, Psychotherapy, Relationship Issues, Self-help, Therapist

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