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How Talking Therapy Works

How Talking Therapy Works

Article | Psychotherapy
Have you ever felt completely stuck—grieving a profound loss, weighed down by constant anxiety, or simply overwhelmed by the feeling of everything piling up?
Why Therapists Ask Questions Instead of Giving Direct Advice

Why Therapists Ask Questions Instead of Giving Direct Advice

Article | Psychotherapy
You sit down across from the therapist hoping for clear, directive guidance: “Here is the answer. Do this, then do that. This is right, that is wrong.” You naturally want a step-by-step plan to alleviate the discomfort.
Sucesso na Prática Privada de Psicologia: Como Definir o Seu Próprio

Sucesso na Prática Privada de Psicologia: Como Definir o Seu Próprio

Blog | Psychotherapy
O sucesso em uma prática privada de psicologia não segue uma fórmula única. Para alguns psicólogos, pode significar uma agenda cheia e alta rentabilidade; para outros, um ritmo mais tranquilo que permita equilíbrio entre vida profissional e pessoal.
AI Therapy Dangers: Why Chatbots Can’t Replace Real Psychologists

AI Therapy Dangers: Why Chatbots Can’t Replace Real Psychologists

Article | Psychotherapy
Every day, an increasing number of individuals open a chat with artificial intelligence instead of reaching out to a real person. They share feelings of loneliness, betrayal, grief, or despair.
Online Therapy vs In-Person Therapy: The Surprising Shift Back to the Therapy Room

Online Therapy vs In-Person Therapy: The Surprising Shift Back to the Therapy Room

Article | Psychotherapy
Five years after the world shifted almost overnight to screens for mental health care, something unexpected is happening. Virtual therapy, once heralded as the convenient future of the field, has not fully replaced the experience of meeting face-to-face.
Dangerous or just useless? | Therapist tests AI therapy | Gabriel Ellis, PhD

Dangerous or just useless? | Therapist tests AI therapy | Gabriel Ellis, PhD

Article | Psychotherapy
Can artificial intelligence replace a real therapist?
Online Therapy Marketing: Stand Out in Directories and Draw Clients Effortlessly

Online Therapy Marketing: Stand Out in Directories and Draw Clients Effortlessly

Article | Psychotherapy
Online therapy has changed everything for both therapists and clients. It removes barriers like distance, busy schedules, or living in areas with few mental health options.
Online Therapy: Proven, Accessible, and Here to Stay

Online Therapy: Proven, Accessible, and Here to Stay

Article | Psychotherapy
Douglas Adams, the science fiction writer, once famously described technology as “stuff that doesn’t work yet.” Today, however, so much of it simply works—reliably, instantly, and often without us even noticing the mechanics behind it.
Just Two People Talking: The Simple Truth About Deep Therapy

Just Two People Talking: The Simple Truth About Deep Therapy

Article | Psychotherapy
I have always observed three broad approaches in the field of psychotherapy, and I would like to share my own way of distinguishing them. The first is the Clinical Approach.
When Healing Takes Time: Understanding the Real Pace of Therapy

When Healing Takes Time: Understanding the Real Pace of Therapy

Blog | Psychotherapy
Therapy is a gradual process, not a quick fix. Real change takes time, awareness, and collaboration. Early sessions focus on understanding rather than solutions, and progress may feel uneven. With patience and consistency, therapy can create lasting emotional growth and resilience.
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