A professional child psychologist provides consultations and problem-solving services for children of all ages. I help with behavioral issues, speech problems, incontinence, weight, socialization, and more. I prefer not to work with autism, but I can help in the early stages (ages up to 5). I prefer in-person consultations rather than online, as this is more effective, but online sessions are also available. To schedule, call 917-754-1172.
My life had gone downhill: my boyfriend had left, my health was failing, and everything was falling apart. I didn't know where to turn. A friend gave me the contact information for a clairvoyant. I was skeptical, but I went. I was shocked. She saw everything in my photo—right down to the details of my personality and my situation with my man. She performed a ritual and said there would be gradual results. After two weeks, he started texting me himself. We're in touch now, and there's a chance we can get back together. Her number is +1 (646) 377-9379—take her if you're looking for real help.
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I am a practicing psychologist-sexologist, working in the psychoanalytic and symboldramatic approaches. How does psychotherapy work? Psychotherapy (from the Greek psyche - soul, therapy - treatment) is a therapeutic process by means of influencing the human psyche in order to improve his mental and physical condition. The principle of my work is based on the method of psychoanalysis and katathymic-imaginative psychotherapy (symboldrama or katathymic experience of images). Psychoanalytic therapy is based on the analysis of the patient's free associations. Katathymic experience of images (KPE) is a method of deep-psychologically oriented psychotherapy, also known as the method of "daydreaming". During therapy, the patient talks about what worries him, using free associations (thoughts, images, objects, etc.). In this case, the psychotherapist helps to realize the hidden meanings or patterns of these associations, this can serve as the basis for finding psychological problems, for their subsequent solutions.
