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Psychodynamic therapy is a therapeutic approach that explores unconscious processes and past experiences to understand how they influence present thoughts, emotions, and behaviours, often focusing on unresolved conflicts and relationship patterns. If you are looking for a practitioner experienced in psychodynamic therapy, It's Complicated has the perfect match for you, available online and in-person. Because life is complicated, but finding a therapist shouldn't be.
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Anastasia Steinle
Anastasia Steinle
Ioanna Galani
Ioanna Galani
Leonard Capozzi
Leonard Capozzi
Chloé
Chloé
Ana Zore Grmek
Ana Zore Grmek
Boris Herzberg
Boris Herzberg
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Dr John Sorensen
Dr John Sorensen
Manuel Elbert
Manuel Elbert
Patricia Espinosa
Patricia Espinosa
Michele Lamonaca
Michele Lamonaca
Fernanda Rios
Fernanda Rios
Dipl.-Psych. Maria Kluger
Dipl.-Psych. Maria Kluger
Larissa Reidy
Larissa Reidy
Huberta Ulmen
Huberta Ulmen
Stefan Harich
Stefan Harich
Marta Ybarra
Marta Ybarra
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Fabiano Zamel, M.D., Psychiatrist
Fabiano Zamel, M.D., Psychiatrist
M.Sc. Jehona Muslija
M.Sc. Jehona Muslija
Ednei Soares
Ednei Soares
Sabrina Torres
Sabrina Torres
Anton Freund
Anton Freund
Tanya Master
Tanya Master
Deryal Yuksel
Deryal Yuksel
Angela M Watson
Angela M Watson
Anna Kruse
Anna Kruse
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Psychodynamic therapy and its applications
In contemporary therapeutic practice, Drawing from Freudian principles, this approach aims to uncover subconscious influences on present behaviours, emotions, and thoughts. It focuses on delving into unconscious processes, interpersonal dynamics, and the impact of early childhood experiences on shaping personality development. At It's Complicated, we acknowledge the diverse applications of psychodynamic therapy across various mental health concerns. Whether navigating past traumas, addressing unresolved conflicts, or grappling with interpersonal difficulties, psychodynamic therapy offers a nurturing environment for exploration and healing. Through a psychodynamic lens our network of adept therapists facilitates a thorough understanding of the underlying dynamics shaping an individual's experiences.
How Psychodynamic therapy works
Sessions typically involve exploring recurring themes, patterns, and conflicts in the client's life. Through interpretation and reflection, the therapist assists the client in making connections between past experiences and present challenges, fostering insight and self-awareness. Clients actively participate in the therapeutic process, engaging in self-reflection, introspection, and open communication. They are encouraged to share any thoughts or feelings that arise during the session, regardless of how trivial or uncomfortable they may seem. As the sessions progress, the therapist may introduce therapeutic techniques such as free association, dream analysis, or exploration of transference and countertransference dynamics. These techniques aim to deepen the client's understanding of their internal world and promote psychological growth.
Is Psychodynamic therapy right for you?
Psychodynamic therapy offers profound benefits for individuals seeking a deeper understanding of themselves and their relationships. If you are open to exploring the underlying causes of your distress, willing to engage in self-reflection, and committed to the therapeutic process, psychodynamic therapy may be a suitable choice for you. At It's Complicated, our platform connects you with experienced psychodynamic therapists who tailor their approach to meet your unique needs and goals. Whether you're grappling with anxiety, depression, or interpersonal difficulties, psychodynamic therapy offers a supportive path towards self-awareness.
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