The IPSK method is based on the assumption that the system and social structure from which the patient comes is of great importance. On the basis of the understanding of social norms, it is also possible to understand disorders arising…
Psychotherapy is not primarily about understanding individual disorders related to the psyche (more on this later), which is rather related to the method and approach of the psychotherapist. It goes beyond such limits, which, however, are necessary to know whether…
Adult Children of Alcoholics (DDA) often go through life carrying the burden not only of their own experiences, but also of the consequences of their parents’ dysfunctional behavior. Understanding the specific challenges they face requires a deep look at their…
Preparing for change: attachment theory in practice Marion Solomon and Stan Tatkin, in their work “Love and War in Intimate Relationships”, highlight how attachment theory can help couples understand and strengthen their relationships. In the context of couples psychotherapy, the…
Social norms and psychotherapy in the prenatal context During pregnancy and after childbirth, women often face complex social norms that can put pressure on them and affect their psychological wellbeing. Psychotherapy, and especially online cultural psychotherapy, offers a space to…
Adapting to a new cultural reality is a process that can be both exciting and daunting. Culture shock, which is one of the stages of adaptation, manifests itself in the form of emotional turmoil that can occur when an individual…
