Can a Picture of Your Mother Diagnose Depression?
December 20, 2011 Filed in: Therapy | Psychoanalysis
Click here to read: Freud Was On To Something
This appears to be a very interesting observation that supports that Freud was definitely on to something when he insisted that the maternal relationship be considered in the context of therapy. Read More...
The Joe Paterno Syndrome: Idealization and the Corruption of Morality
Click Here to Read: The Joe Paterno Syndrome: Idealization and the Corruption of Morality by Peter Wolson on the Huffington Post website on November 10, 2011. Read More...
Psychoanalysis for Depression and Anxiety in the Long Run?
August 27, 2011 Filed in: Therapy | Psychoanalysis
Short-term therapies work faster, but psychoanalysis may be superior at 5 years according to a recent study.
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Ask Your Doctor About Psychoanalysis
May 04, 2011 Filed in: Psychoanalysis | Therapy
A young man learns that psychoanalysis helped his boss in ways that medicines could not.
Check out this 4 minute description of psychoanalysis:
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Brene Brown: The power of vulnerability
February 26, 2011 Filed in: Therapy
In a poignant, funny talk, researcher Brene Brown shares a deep insight from her research about the importance of being able to tolerate vulnerability. Her research sent her on a personal quest in psychotherapy to know herself as well as to understand humanity. Twenty minutes but worth it.
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Merits of Psychodynamic Therapy
January 23, 2011 Filed in: Therapy
Harvard Medical School Reports on the Merits of Psychodynamic Therapy
Here’s a summary of recent research conducted that shows the positive and lasting benefits of psychodynamic therapy.
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In Defense of Psychoanalysis
January 23, 2011 Filed in: Therapy
Headline Grab: In Defense of Psychoanalysis: Intelligent Life
Esteemed British author and columnist Robert Rowland Smith summarizes the merits of psychoanalysis in a recent article in Intelligent Life, a quarterly supplement to The Economist magazine. Read More...