A cornerstone in therapy is that emotional well-being is shaped by our relationships, current environment, and our non-linear past. The tendency to assign labels in “mental health,” can oversimplify complex experiences, potentially bypassig the opportunity for repair, personal growth, and deeper relationships.
Psychodynamic psychotherapy happens in the profound space that exists between crises, or the quick fixes of happiness and cathartic sadness. What follows is a window in, offering insight into how this process unfolds….