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Counsellor Abi Canepa-Anson explores psychoanalytic psychotherapy.

Psychodynamic therapy is a therapeutic technique that is used to help clients work through entrenched issues such as depression. Often, this particul…

We all experience a wide range of emotions. There are many emotions which we experience as a pleasant e.g. love, happiness, pride, relief, enjoyment…

The various counselling modalities through which therapists engage with clients can each suggest a very different image. CBT may appear as a methodic…

How much do you know about counselling? A therapist shares their expert insight on three of the main approaches to counselling, and the theories behind them.

The psychodynamic approach is well suited to a wide variety of issues, having a focus on the ways we relate to each other. A good therapeutic relatio…

This Spring has been a long time coming. What a relief; I'd almost forgotten the sense of green and blue or of warm sun on the skin. Years ago I saw…

Bringing awareness to the past and how it affects our present relationships.Psychodynamic counselling focuses primarily on the concept that we are al…

Attachment theory was launched by Bowlby in the late 1950s in response to what he saw as questionable ideas about childhood development and a lack of…

Psychosis is principally associated with delusion, and delusion is taken as the hallmark or basic characteristic of madness. Thus, psychosis confront…