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Psychoanalysis is a treatment for healing emotional pain and promoting personal growth.
Psychotherapy is a treatment that occurs when a person who is experiencing an unpleasant situation or painful state of mind decides to seek help. Therapy offers the possibility for change so that, with the appropriate guidance, an unfulfilled person can become more content.
Through therapy, you can more fully discover who you are and what you want.
We take a deep exploration into what saddens you, what excites you, and what dictates your unhappy choices in life in so that you can modify them with choices that are more satisfying and realistic. You can develop better communication skills in order to have more fulfilling interactions with others, and also learn how to listen to yourself pertaining to ways in which your body and mind might be connected or disconnected. All of this may eventually lead you to a more meaningful life, to more enjoyment in work and love, and ultimately give you the ability to come to terms with your limitations, strengths and surroundings so that you can truly bloom where you are planted.
The rewards in psychotherapy are great
…and one is never too old to start a more fulfilling life. Depending on your needs, you can choose to tackle a specific problem or symptom with a view by acquiring tools that help you cope with daily life, or, you can decide to undertake a longer term exploration of the workings and intricacies of your mind.
Psychoanalysis is a treatment for healing emotional pain and promoting personal growth.
Psychoanalysis can help with:
Low self-esteem
Repeated disappointments or difficulties in intimate relationships
Lack of success at work
Indecision and emotional paralysis
Diminished capacity for pleasure
Creative blocks
Sexual problems
Trouble with anger
Anxiety
Depression
There is one overarching principle upon which Psychoanalysis is based: many factors guide a person's feelings, thoughts and actions reside outside one’s conscious awareness. These unconscious emotional processes influence one's current relationships, work life, sense of self, and ability to feel pleasure.