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12 Cognitive Biases We All Have: Examples and Questions to Help Us Take a Step Back
12 Cognitive Biases and 12 Questions I Ask My Patients
Tiana Razaiarinoro
22 Sept 2026
How does my family history shape the way I love?
The ways we love, protect ourselves, and respond to closeness often have roots in the families we grew up in.
Andrea Vega
22 Sept 2026
Can animals be therapeutic?
Alisée Eggermont
20 Sept 2026
Does my therapist judge me?
Sometimes a patient will stop in the middle of a sentence, look down, hesitate for a few seconds, and then ask, “You’re not going to judge me, are you?” Sometimes,…
Alisée Eggermont
17 Aug 2026
Google Ads Best Practices Based on My Experience as a Therapist
When I opened my private practice, I had the same concern as many young therapists: “How do I find my first patients?” During our…
Alisée Eggermont
15 Aug 2026
Anxiety, burnout, OCD, depression… A glossary of 20 psychology terms explained simply
Easily understand psychological terminology with this glossary of psychology and psychoanalysis! 20 terms explained using real clinical case studies: anxiety, OCD, the unconscious, defense mechanisms...
Tiana Razaiarinoro
15 Aug 2026
Why can't I say no?
It’s a phrase you often hear during consultations—sometimes spoken with anger, sometimes with sadness, but almost always with a lot of sass…
Alisée Eggermont
29 Jul 2026
Is it normal to become attached to your therapist?
Do you feel attached to your therapist? That’s normal: this bond is based on well-known mechanisms (secure base, transference, therapeutic alliance) and is an integral part of the therapeutic process. It simply deserves to be managed and, if necessary, discussed openly with your therapist—including at the end of treatment, which often triggers this same sense of attachment.
Tiana Razaiarinoro
28 Jul 2026
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