Online Therapy: Effective Psychotherapy, Wherever You Are At Matrice Psychotherapy, we also offer online therapy, a form of psychological care that has proven to be just as effective as in-person therapy. Through virtual sessions, it is possible to work with the same therapeutic techniques and achieve the same results, maintaining quality, the therapeutic relationship, and…
Acts of Meaning: How Stories Shape Our Minds
Is anxiety overwhelming you? In this article, we explore a different way of understanding it: not as an illness, but as a signal that deserves to be heard. A human and clinical perspective that invites you to reconnect with yourself and with what truly matters.
The current culture of maximizing performance and productivity has permeated not only the workplace but also personal life, generating high levels of anxiety and emotional distress. This constant pressure causes physical and psychological symptoms, such as tension, insomnia, and overthinking, as well as a chronic feeling of inadequacy fueled by social media and idealized models of success. Self-imposed demands lead to behaviors like perfectionism and overwork, which ultimately result in burnout or even emotional crises. The solution requires both individual and systemic strategies, including in-depth therapy that challenges self-imposed beliefs and allows for the development of a healthier relationship with performance, moving away from simplistic positive psychology discourses that can reinforce guilt and excessive demands.
This article represents an introduction to a vast and constantly evolving field such as cultural psychology and its contributions.
La question du sexe dans la culture occidentale a suscité la controverse lors des Jeux olympiques de 2024. Que signifie être une femme ? Comment détermine-t-on qu’une personne est une femme ? À quoi devrait-elle ressembler ?
In modern society, mental health problems, such as anxiety, sadness, and feelings of failure and guilt, are not simply isolated or purely individual intrapsychic disorders. To understand the emotional distress many people experience today, it is essential to consider how individual biological and psychological factors are closely linked to the sociohistorical context in which they arise.
Psychological care for foreign people can be very challenging, especially if they come from places far removed from Western culture.
Guilt has a social origin. In this article, we will examine how guilt functions in the present day.
If we want to adequately address the current malaise and mental health problems, it is necessary to understand that they respond to certain characteristics of the times in which we live. Without proper guidance, certain therapeutic ideas and practices could be feeding suffering instead of alleviating it.