The use of psychedelics for the purpose of therapy and personal growth has seen a significant increase in recent years. While the body of research supporting their therapeutic potential is expanding, much of the discussion regarding effectiveness and adverse effects remains reliant on the subjective, personal experiences of users. While some data suggests favourable outcomes in treating mental health issues such as depression, PTSD, and substance use, questions remain regardi

Parentification represents one of the greatest challenges in psychotherapy from the perspective of resistance to change . The internal desolation and identity diffusion it creates, coupled with a pervasive unconscious attachment to past traumatic experiences of being unseen, unimportant, non-existent, and required to attend to others, forms some of the most persistent resistances to the psychotherapeutic process. These dynamics underpin deeply entrenched self-sabotaging ten

Perfectionism, workaholism, and high performance are traits often caused by the childhood trauma of parentification.

Attachment to trauma is an emotional attachment to childhood trauma that may be continuously re-enacted in adult relationships.

Codependency is a controversial mental health concept more often used in colloquial rather than professional mental health settings. It...

The sense of meaning and purpose is, in various forms, one of the most common themes in psychotherapy. For many, it is present as they...

It may seem that a person who avoids commitment may have nothing in common with someone that continuously clings to others. Or, yet...