The Key to Impulse Control
The key to impulse control is a strong and disciplined will, and an unwillingness or inability to delay gratification, forego pleasure, or endure pain is a great predictor of dysfunction.
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The key to impulse control is a strong and disciplined will, and an unwillingness or inability to delay gratification, forego pleasure, or endure pain is a great predictor of dysfunction.
We should be skeptical when researchers or theorists tell us that hate is always grounded in fear or insecurity.
From dream interpretation to active imagination, the inner work of Jungian psychology can help tap into the world of the unconscious.
Why do some therapists use a couch and some don’t? What’s the purpose of the couch? And how can I choose the best therapist and method of psychotherapy for me?
Many people think that as a psychologist I have this incredible power — that I can easily read their minds; that I can open someone’s head and see what lies inside.
Are emotions like a cold? Can you be caught by others’ emotions? I think so. Just like we have some immunity to colds, and we won’t get one every time we are exposed, we can develop some immunity to others’ emotions.
It’s the same therapeutic process, whether we are in the same room or not. As far as I am concerned, online therapy is definitely the “real thing”.
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