Kane Solly Psychology

Tag: philosophy

  • Understanding the Analytic Relationship

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    Insights from Intersubjectivity and Dissociation As a psychodynamic psychotherapist I often reflect on the nuances of the analytic relationship. A recent paper I encountered beautifully encapsulates this complexity through the metaphor of “knowing one’s patient inside out.” This metaphor speaks to the paradoxical nature of our intersubjective field—where trauma, dissociation, and regression intertwine within the…

  • Understanding Object Relations Theory in Psychoanalysis

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    The work of Melanie Klein Object Relations Theory is a psychoanalytic framework that emphasizes the role of early relationships, particularly between the child and primary caregivers, in shaping our psychological development and adult interpersonal dynamics. Originating from the work of psychoanalysts like Melanie Klein, Otto Kernberg, and Donald Winnicott, this theory provides insight into how…

  • Psychodynamic Psycotherapy: What it is and isn’t

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    Understanding Psychodynamic Psychotherapy: A Path to Deep Healing In my practice as a psychologist, I often work with clients who are navigating emotional pain, unresolved trauma, or difficult relationships. One approach that has proven to be immensely effective in helping individuals understand and overcome their challenges is psychodynamic psychotherapy. This therapeutic approach offers a deep…

  • Ethics in Psychology

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    Balancing the Heart and Mind in Complex Systems In the world of psychology, ethical principles and frameworks are more than just guidelines—they are the backbone of our practice. They help navigate the gray zones that arise in the dynamic environments we work in. One area that encapsulates these complexities is the multidisciplinary healthcare setting. Let’s…