Object Relations Therapy focuses on people’s early childhood relationships. The “object” in this theory refers to a person. Object Relations theory states that people are deeply impacted by early relationships, even more so if these relationships are abusive, neglectful, or unhealthy. People’s earliest relationships help them form mental images. These images impact future relationships.
Object Relations Theory states that people often engage in a process called “splitting.” Splitting is when people categorize relationships as being either good or bad. In reality, relationships are generally not entirely good or bad. They have healthy parts, unhealthy parts, and have ways of relating that are in between.
Your therapist will help you to see all aspects of relationships. They will help you understand how your earliest relationships affect your ways of relating in the present. By helping you develop healthier ways of relating within counseling, you can more easily take these ways of relating outside of the counseling space.
I work with individuals and couples to better understand their story and how it influences their decision making, coping mechanisms, and relationships.
I specialize in issues related to adoption, foster care and grief. As an adoptive and foster mom myself, I am uniquely equipped to help families navigate relational transitions. Also, to me, grief is sacred space, and I consider it a privilege to hold space for my clients who are wrestling with loss.
I work with women to sort through present and past difficulties by understanding their story, their relational patterns and their coping mechanisms. I specialize in helping individuals navigate relationships with difficult/toxic people, family/relational issues, spiritual abuse and trauma, and complex trauma. It would be an honor to join you on your journey of healing and wholeness.
Welcome and thank you for taking the time to view my page! I am a licensed clinical social worker who has experience working with a breadth of clients: ages 6-adulthood. I have a keen appreciation in using client-centered, empathic, compassionate, and creative treatment approaches in working with clients. I feel that each person is an individual and deserving of tailored and unique therapeutic…
Idigo Forensic and Clinical Psychology, is a boutique private practice providing cutting edge psychological intervention. Whether you struggle with depression, anxiety, trauma, or stress, or are looking to improve relationships, and for personal growth, our interventions are tailored to treat the whole person. We are trained in a variety of interventions, and design a treatment plan that is tai...
Dr Judy Rosenblum is a psychologist with over 30 years of experience. She is kind and compassionate and primarily uses cognitive behavioral therapy, positive psychology, mindfulness skills, and clinical hypnosis. She helps with anxiety (especially panic attacks), depression, grieving, relationship problems, and communication.
I am a licensed clinical psychologist practicing in Austin, Texas, and serving all of Texas and New York state. My practice specializes in recovery from depression, anxiety, trauma, and relationship problems. If you are interested in learning more, you can check out my practice website at (www.homeofmentalhealth.com).
My approach to understanding people is grounded in diverse psychoanalytic and psychodynamic theory; I believe in both conscious and unconscious motivations for our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Since not all patients want or need the same type of treatment, my skillset includes: psychoanalysis, psychodynamic therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, therapeutic hypnosis, holistic approaches...
Jennifer Denholm is a licensed clinical social worker and psychotherapist who specializes in individual and couples therapy. She uses an eclectic approach with expertise in psychodynamic psychotherapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), Gottman Methods Couples Therapy and family therapy.
My work is client-centered and designed to meet each person where they are, with compassion and openness. We can work together to meet your individual goals.
I work with adolescents and adults struggling with trauma, anxiety, grief and loss, relational struggles, depression, religious trauma, life transitions, questions of meaning, personality disorders, and other difficulties. I also have experience working with those pursuing creative careers.
I was born and raised in Argentina. I am a trilingual (Spanish- English- Portuguese) Licensed Mental Health Counselor, specializing in several areas. I have worked for over 30 years providing counseling to children, adolescents, and adults suffering from a variety of Life Issues, occurring to every human being.
In my current practice, I focus on helping individuals resolve, eliminate, and…
Hello and Welcome! My name is Meghan (she/her). I provide counseling for folks seeking relief and freedom from things like trauma, anxiety, and depression. I’ve worked with all kinds of people exploring personality, identity, sexuality, relationships, motivation, body image, and the multitude of gender representation and identity. I help those recovering from multigenerational and historical...