These notes reflect on psychoanalytic therapy, counselling, and the experience of speaking and listening over time.
The writings explore themes such as repetition, silence, resistance, and change, as they emerge over time in clinical work and lived experience.
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Transference in Psychoanalytic Therapy: Why Therapy Can Feel Personal
Calm psychoanalytic therapy room with two armchairs facing each other and soft natural light.
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When Nothing Comes to Mind: On Empty Speech and the Work of Waiting
Silence and the Experience of Nothing to Say There are moments in therapy when…
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Repetition, Resistance, and Why Insight Takes Time
An exploration of repetition and resistance from a psychoanalytic perspective, and why change cannot…
An Invitation to Begin Therapy
If you are considering therapy, you are welcome to begin with a complementary first session (50 minutes). This initial meeting offers an opportunity to experience the therapeutic space, ask questions, and consider whether this way of working feels right for you.
You are welcome to contact The Underthought Psychoanalysis Practice for further information or to arrange an initial session.