On therapy
Harry Stack Sullivan, an unorthodox psychoanalytic theorist, described psychotherapy as a discussion of personal issues between two people, one of them more anxious than the other.
A good theory makes both therapist and client less anxious on their journey into the unknown.
Psychotherapeutic theories were either born within or grew in dialogue with psychoanalysis, which aims to make the unconscious conscious.
My goal on these pages is to make the obscure clear and to provide you with a coherent operational theory. One that helps you understand how therapy works, make sense of the inner workings of your mind and allow a peek into mine.
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