Ari Sotiriou Couples Therapy Marriage Counselling

Some interesting points about sexuality and eroticism brought to the light in this short video. For example: “The central agent of the erotic act is our imagination ... ”. This view supports psychotherapy as an effective way to address sexual difficulties.

Friday evening snowed Westminister

An interesting article about how depression can influence our choice of words in our communications.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/health-4090 0811

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/…/men-strugg ling-work-related-m…/

How often do you ask yourself: "what makes me happy?" Are you worried for not finding any answer?

This article raises a valid point to think about. When a divisive political reality such Brexit in this country or Trump in the US is omnipresent, how can you talk about your feelings and worries to your therapist if you fear she/he might have a different opinion? What do you think might be a helpful response from your therapist?

https://www.facebook.com/FF2POfficiel/pos ts/374698419567847

The therapeutic alliance is a prerequisite before the therapist and the patient are able to access the unmet needs in question here. There is no secret formula that guarantees the formation of the therapeutic alliance, the therapist is trained to provide the environment and conditions for it to develop. Often it's a matter of "chemistry" and time, usually after 4-5 sessions someone can tell.

Love is at the core of a therapeutic relationship

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