The Invisible War
4 minutes read “I look outside the window – the curve does not look flatter to me” A few days ago, I heard a hilarious new version of Bohemian Rhapsody, after 3 weeks of lockdown we all hope to see... Continue reading →
psychoanalysis
Love Is Always Reciprocal?
1 minute read In an interview, the French psychoanalyst philosopher Jacques-Alain Miller was reminded of Jacques Lacan’s frequently quoted phrase: “Love is always reciprocal”. What does that mean? asks the interviewer… Continue reading →
Sublimate For God’s Sake!
3 minute read Let me start with some theory first: In psychology, sublimation is a mature type of expression of desire, in which socially unacceptable impulses or idealizations are transformed into socially acceptable actions or behavior. Continue reading →
You are the least common denominator of your friends
3 minute read If I were to do experimental psychology, I would try to design a personality test that defines you according to your relationship with your friends and what kind of people you tend to surround yourself with. Maybe... Continue reading →
Online Consultations? Who Can Benefit From Them?
2 minute read In our active everyday life, many of the services we use are very well represented on the internet. There are lots of online shops, lessons, meetings, clubs, dating, magazines, bookstores, games, etc. Our jobs as well... Continue reading →
An Alternative Method to Treat Addictions
3 minute read An article written by José Alberto Raymondi Ph.D. When I read the article written by my colleague Dr. Raymondi, I knew that you have to share it with you. The fundamental question in every addiction is what... Continue reading →
Have Brunch with a Psycho(analyst)
When Mila first told me she was planning something “crazy” for her counseling practice over a Skype call, I was intrigued. When she told me that idea was getting together with small groups for brunch and deep, meaningful conversation, I... Continue reading →
I Know a Lot About The Human Mind, But I know Nothing About You – Surprise Me!
A friend of mine is a molecular biologist and she shared with me that usually when she meets new people and they ask her what she does for living the answer causes a long uncomfortable silence. Fortunately or not it... Continue reading →