Tag: Therapy
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When Psychology Becomes the Last Religion
Psychology has become one of the principal languages through which we understand ourselves. We speak of trauma, attachment, personality, boundaries, self-esteem, conditioning, repression, coping mechanisms and emotional needs. We describe our relationships in psychological terms, interpret our childhoods through psychological categories, and increasingly turn to psychological explanations not only when something is wrong, but whenever…
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Generational Rupture 3: The Burden of Blame — Trauma, Victimhood, and the Generational Divide
In the disoriented landscape of our time, perhaps no fracture is more emotionally charged than the one between generations. Behind the clamor of public debate, beneath the seemingly endless cycles of outrage and misunderstanding, there lies a profound shift in the way the self is experienced and the past is remembered. The child looks to…
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The Acrobat and the Void: When Therapy Cannot Cure Nihilism
We are like acrobats who have let go of the trapeze of tradition, of metaphysics, of a world imbued with inherent meaning. For a moment, the flight was exhilarating; the freedom of self-creation, the triumph of the individual. But now we are suspended in the void, arms outstretched, waiting for a trapeze that never arrives.…
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