Every psychotherapy has its own philosophy
People looking for psychotherapy rarely ask about its philosophy.
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Thoughts for pausing.
Medicine for the soul: the common root of psychotherapy and philosophical practice
Psychotherapy is regarded as a modern discipline, a little over a hundred years old.
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Psychoanalysis and psychotherapy: one family, different houses
The difference between psychoanalysis and psychotherapy, how they came about, and how to choose the approach that suits you. Psychotherapy and psychoanalysis, Belgrade and online.
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What the unconscious is, without the mysticism
To most people the word “unconscious” sounds dark and remote.
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When parents and adult children cannot agree on anything
People who grew up long ago sit down at the family table and within five minutes become who they were at fourteen.
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The same fight, a different trigger: what is happening in a couple that keeps arguing
They argue about the dishes, about money, about his mother, about the phone at the table, about where to go on holiday.
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Everything is fine, and yet I feel empty
“I have everything, and I have nothing.” People say this sentence quietly, almost apologetically.
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Putting off a decision for years: what postponing protects
There are decisions people carry for years like a stone in their pocket.
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Sons without fathers: from Hamlet to Telemachus
Every age has its son. Freud's age had Oedipus, the son who fights his father for a place.
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Panic attacks: when the body says what words cannot reach
Anyone who has had one knows how it begins...
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