What Is Codependency? How Couples Therapy Can HelpbyDiana TutschekNovember 5, 2026 Partners in an intimate relationship naturally count on one another, wishing for comfort, support and companionship. Achieving both…
Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy in an Age of ImmediacybyCarolina Stanescu DantisOctober 29, 2026 Psychoanalysis was not designed for immediacy, nor to make us happy. In a society that has quietly made…
Why Moving Abroad Can Make You Feel Less CompetentbyAlexandra PopkovaOctober 22, 2026 Moving abroad has a strange way of making highly capable people question themselves. You may have spent years…
AI vs Human Therapist: What AI Cannot ReplacebyOgnjena IrsevicOctober 15, 2026 Are we becoming overly reliant on AI, and is it wise to share our inner world with a…
A 4-Step Framework for Highly Sensitive PeoplebyRuven HanohovOctober 8, 2026 One of the biggest mistakes you can make as a highly sensitive person is pretending that you’re not…
The Perfectionism Trap: Why Flawlessness Holds You BackbyBegum UyumazSeptember 24, 2026 A persistent sense of being “not enough” has become a nearly universal part of modern life. We live…
AI in therapy 2026: A survey of both sides of the roombyIt's ComplicatedSeptember 10, 2026 It's Complicated is surveying clients and practitioners across Europe on how AI is showing up in therapy, and what Europe's new disclosure rules cover.
Understanding Reactive Anger After Narcissistic AbusebySimone WitteSeptember 10, 2026 One of the most painful questions I hear from people recovering from emotionally abusive or narcissistic relationships is:…
The Philosophical Roots of PsychotherapybyOgnjena IrsevicSeptember 3, 2026 Psychotherapy is often treated as a hybrid of psychology and psychiatry, but its roots run deeper: into philosophy.…
High-Functioning Depression: When Productivity Hides DistressbySibel KaramarasAugust 27, 2026 Imagine someone who consistently meets deadlines, maintains close relationships and appears to be managing life well. From the…