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Lacanian psychoanalysis stems from and is in theory and treatment very similar to classical psychoanalysis.It has been developed by Jacques Lacan and has since been influenced by various philosophical influences, as well as fuelled discourse in various humanities and political spheres. For Lacanian psychoanalysis mental health problems (e.g. depression) tie in with the fundamental, inner philosophical attitudes toward reality and life. In the session you will be asked to speak freely about whatever comes to your mind, without any censorship (free association), the analyst will ask many questions to help with reflection and understanding. An analyst will also give interpretations, which convey their understanding of the client’s material. Depending on the agreement between analyst and client, you will come to sessions from one to five times a week and will sit face-to-face or lay on the couch.
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$80 / session
Hooksett
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Renato Silva da Fonseca
Psychoanalyst
English and Portuguese speaker psychoanalyst. We can work on new ways of thinking, seek to identify what create our issues and address it in depth. It is possible to invest in self-discovery and improved quality of life.
$80 / session
Hooksett
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Picture of Fernanda Rios
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€80 / session
Berlin
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Fernanda Rios
Psychoanalyst
The clinical work is very rewarding. I am used to seeing all sorts of subjective changes, some are small and meaningful, others are real revolutions. For that all that is needed is to come and speak.
€80 / session
Berlin
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€65 / session
Berlin
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Florencia Villalva
Psychological Counselor
As a Spanish and English speaking counselor, trained in Psychoanalysis, I am interested in providing a space for listening and therapeutic accompaniment during times of difficulty and self-discovery.
€65 / session
Berlin
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€70 / session
Berlin
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Claudia Beninca
Counsellor and Lacanian Psychoanalyst
Graduada em Psicologia e com formação em Psicanálise, atendo brasileiros residentes no Brasil ou no exterior
€70 / session
Berlin
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€80 / session
Berlin
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Timothy Lachin
Counsellor and Lacanian Psychoanalyst
I am a Lacanian psychoanalyst offering both online and in-person sessions in English and French. My physical location is in Berlin, Germany, but I accept clients interested in online analysis from around the world.
€80 / session
Berlin
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€60 / session
Berlin
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Michaela Wünsch
Lacanian psychoanalyst
I practice psychoanalysis after Freud and Lacan, with a specialization on queer psychoanalysis. I do analysis in German and English in presence in Berlin Neukölln or online/phone.
€60 / session
Berlin
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Available
€85 / session
Berlin
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Regina Riveros
Psychodynamic Counsellor
As an English and Spanish speaking counsellor, I focus on accompanying each person in life difficulties through attentive listening to their own singular ways of being.
€85 / session
Berlin
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Available
€90 / session
Berlin
Available
Vera Yung
Lacanian psychoanalyst
Experienced in working with people with an international and migrational background.
€90 / session
Berlin
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When people experience difficult situations, painful events, relationship problems or mental health issues – such as anxiety, stress, panic attacks, trauma or depression – they will often go looking for a therapist, psychologist or counsellor. However, this search can be challenging, and it brings up considerations about how to find the right therapist.

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