The Psychoalchemist
Kate O'ConnorI write about psychoanalysis, psychology and spirituality. For therapists, creatives, and anyone in the pursuit of their real, grown-up self.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 25 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 3 months ago |
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#25 Integrating mystery into psychoanalytic practice.
Psychotherapy involves an ancient task. Considering a mysterious ancestry that extends far further back than Freud (instead of only our modern 'evidence base') might help us be better at our work.
Mysteries are things that cannot be explai...
#24 What (good) psychoanalytic therapy actually is.
My therapy office. 📸: The Content Division
Hello friends,
I refreshed my private practice website recently, which made me realised I’ve not written much here in a while about the kind of therapy I practice. Since I was in my postgraduate...
#23 Field notes from an alchemical life: Calcination
Hello friends,
Before Christmas, I reshared this post by about responding to someone who is grieving. Jamilla’s words obviously hit a chord for those who have navigated loss, and have also had to navigate a barrage of “let me know if you...
#22 Samhain in the southern hemisphere
The Liberties, Dublin, Halloween 2024
Hello friends,
I was pleased to learn some years ago that the origins of Halloween belong to my Irish ancestors. In the ancient Celtic calendar, 31 October is Samhain (sah-win), a harvest festival tha...
#21 Carl Jung actually thought setting intentions was kind of crazy.
Carl Jung, via The Guardian. Photographer: Dmitri Kessel
Hello friends,
I am currently taken up with preparing my paper for the Brisbane Psychoanalytic Congress, as well as another little project I’m working on, but I wanted to get back i...
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