Psychoanalysis

The decision to begin psychoanalysis often arises when we face emotional difficulties, intense thoughts, or experiences that feel too heavy to carry alone. It is a step toward recognizing that you are not alone and that seeking support is a meaningful act. Developed by Freud, psychoanalysis offers a way of responding to human suffering and psychic pain. If you are struggling to put stressful experiences into words, or if you find yourself repeating certain patterns in your relationships, work, or family life, psychoanalysis may be helpful. Psychoanalysis can address a wide range of difficulties:

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• Anxiety

• Depression

• Grief and loss

• Relationships and family life

• Sexuality and desire

• Difficulties at work

• Challenges in moving forward

• Migration and adjustment

 

The core goal of my practice is to create a space where clients can speak freely and explore their desires. Together, we will explore the unique logic of your anxiety, pain, and suffering. Through this process, it becomes possible to transform your relationship with your history and lived experiences. Psychoanalysis is a long-term investment in your personal journey, and it is important to approach it with that understanding.