“The patient needs an experience, not an explanation.” -Frieda Fromm-Reichmann This profound statement reflects the essence of relational psychotherapy: growth and healing emerge not from intellectual understanding alone, but through corrective emotional and relational experiences. True healing happens when we engage with our inner world in the presence of a caring and supportive other, who …
“Trauma is constituted in an intersubjective context in which severe emotional pain cannot find a relational home in which it can be held. In such a context, painful affective states become unendurable—that is, traumatic.” – Robert D. Stolorow Trauma isn’t just about the difficult experience itself; it’s profoundly shaped by the relational context surrounding that …
At Think Recovery, we understand how deeply trauma impacts your life, affecting your mind, body, and relationships. Healing from trauma can be a complex journey, but with the right support, it is possible to move from survival to recovery. Our approach, rooted in somatic, experiential, and relational psychodynamic psychotherapy, provides a comprehensive path toward healing …
Introduction: In the complex tapestry of human experience, addiction often emerges as a silent echo of unmet needs and relational rupture. Beyond the surface struggles with substances or behaviours lies a deeper narrative – addiction as an attachment disorder. In this post, the intricate interplay between addiction and attachment will be explored, clarifying the ties …