Overcoming Infidelity: Rebuilding Trust and the Healing Stages of Couples Therapy
Overcoming Infidelity: Rebuilding Trust and the Healing Stages of Couples Therapy In the aftermath of infidelity, couples therapy provides a structured approach to recovery by supporting both partners through a series of stages that stabilizes the crisis, explores the...
Psychotherapy Changes Neurobiological Patterns of Relatedness: The “Still Face” Experiment and the Boston Change Process Study Group
Psychotherapy Changes Neurobiological Patterns of Relatedness: The “Still Face” Experiment and the Boston Change Process Study Group A group of clinicians and researchers, utilizing fundamental principles of bonding between the infant and caregiver, have identified...
The “Unthought Known”: Christopher Bollas’ Revolutionary Psychoanalytic Concept and Its Contribution to Psychotherapy
The “Unthought Known”: Christopher Bollas’ Revolutionary Psychoanalytic Concept and Its Contribution to Psychotherapy Bollas’ work emphasizes the non-verbal and implicit dimensions of the psyche, a focus that has prompted new techniques for accessing and interpreting...
Appearance, Shame, and Identity: The Work of Benjamin Kilborne and Its Implications for Psychotherapy
Appearance, Shame, and Identity: The Work of Benjamin Kilborne and Its Implications for Psychotherapy Psychoanalyst Benjamin Kilborne (see his book Disappearing Persons: Shame and Appearance) proposes a new conceptualization of shame: he sees shame not merely as an...
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