Existential Reflections
A psychotherapist thinking out loud about meaning, mortality, and what it costs to be honest with yourself.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 21 | Founded | 4 months ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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How Many Parents Do We Actually Have?
Nietzsche was four years old when his father died.
What people forget is what came after. He grew up in a house of women, his mother, his grandmother, his sister, two aunts, and still spent much of his adult life at a distance from her. Sh...
Nothing Matters. Here's Why That's Good News
There is a thought that quietly visits almost everyone at some point in life, although very few people are willing to say it out loud.
There is a thought that quietly visits almost everyone at some point in life, although very few people a...
Why Childhood Never Really Ends?
What Kafka's Letter to His Father Reveals About All of Us
There is a sentence I hear in therapy far more often than people expect. It rarely sounds dramatic. It is usually hidden inside ordinary complaints about relationships, anxiety, per...
When Peace Feels More Frightening Than Chaos
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The Lie of Being Yourself
There is a sentence I hear surprisingly often in therapy. Someone sits down, describes years of anxiety, indecision, or dissatisfaction, and eventually says, “I just want to be my authentic self.” It sounds like a simple goal. It feels psyc...
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Existential psychotherapist. You think too much and feel too deeply. This is for the part of you that wants to look directly at it.
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