Fetishism Psychoanalysis Anthropology & Crazy Love. Review by Barbara Lewis. Psychotherapist Patricia Morris undertakes a brave, elegantly-argued and learned analysis, enriched by her years of professional experience, to pin down the meaning of one very particular word – fetishism – and explore its distortion by anthropologists.
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by Barbara Lewis • books, fiction, psychology, psychotherapy, writing, year 2020 • Tags: Barbara Lewis, books, fiction, psychology, psychotherapy •
Psychoanalytic psychotherapist Juliet Rosenfeld published her meditation, as her publicist so aptly describes it, on her own journey from an intellectual understanding to a deep, personal grasp of Freud’s distinction between harrowing grief and the gentler sorrow of mourning in February – when today’s equivalent of Spanish flu had begun to throw wives, husbands, children, lovers across the globe into states of emotion they may never fully process.
by Barbara Lewis • books, psychotherapy, year 2017 • Tags: Barbara Lewis, books, poetry, psychotherapy •
Sarah Leavesley’s imaginary Claire is advised to write by a psychiatrist, as doctor and patient try to piece together a life as shattered as the glass in a kaleidoscope.
by Jane McChrystal • psychology, psychotherapy • Tags: Jane McChrystal, psychology, psychotherapy •
Relationship success and your attachment style. by Jane McChrystal. Some people seem to make and keep relationships so easily.Â
by Michael Bartholomew-Biggs • books, poetry reviews, psychotherapy, year 2020 • Tags: books, poetry, psychotherapy, Wendy French • 0 Comments
Poetry review – TOUCHED: Wendy French appreciates the emotional insights in Alan Buckley’s debut collection