New paper on the role of modal logic in psychotherapy
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Learning inaction in psychotherapy
One of the natural responses of the human organism when facing an unknown situation is to accelerate internal processes. When one is lost in an...
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Forfeiting the paradigm of victimhood
A paper discussing the use of a culture of victimhood and traumatization as a universal alibi for social dysfunctionality. So-authored with Dr Behzad Hadzic. Full...
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Narcissism as a moral evil
You can access the full article published in Revue Romaine de Philosophie here
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Public Health as an issue of Philosophical Psychology
Public health is often traditionally described as epidemiological health. However, public mental health is increasingly seen as a humanistic issue. This is why many Medical...
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Why the aim of therapy is not to ‘feel good’
Perhaps the most important principle that is consistently misinterpreted in all kinds of psychotherapy, but also in thinking about our own self-improvement and change, is...
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Why being ‘nice’ is fundamentally antisocial
Despite the general expectation by society that we exhibit traits of 'niceness' to others in our everyday communications, being 'nice' is counterproductive, because it is...
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How psychopathy reproduces in families
Psychotherapists often experience a recurrence of personality disorders (especially the anti-social and borderline personality disorder) in families, and this leads to assumptions about the heredity...
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Why depression is a healthier reaction than paranoia
It is a general view among psychotherapists that depression is typically a sign of a relatively well preserved healthy core of the personality of the...