Psychologist The Unknown In Psychotherapy

hold <> alive and present is considered an art in both mindfulness practice and psychodynamic psychotherapy. It is a skill that encompasses bodily, mental and spiritual dimensions, possible to elaborate on an artistic level. The course reviews the different dimensions of this art and simultaneously highlights the space that connects between mindfulness and psychoanalysis using the concepts of Wilfred Bion, a psychoanalyst who developed the ideas of Freud and from Klein. The contents are accompanied by examples and spiced with references drawn from insights that blend East and West and come from different spiritual traditions. It is possible to start immediately after subscribing and study anywhere at any time and at your own pace! “Warmly recommended. There are no words to describe how Dr. Yakir Krichman manages to convey very complex topics in such a fascinating way.» Dr. Ruth Miller, Psychotherapist.

Benefits of Taking the Course: 1. Increase the ability to withstand significant transformations in the structure of the personality. 2. A greater ability to allow for moments of uncertainty and emptiness during therapy, and to give validity and priority to intuitive sensations and creative and original therapeutic processes. 3. Greater legitimacy to be yourself as a therapist and base more on your own perceptions and less on theoretical knowledge. 4. A more orderly understanding of the art of dynamic psychotherapy and the relationship between mindfulness and psychotherapy.

Instructor: Dr. Yakir Krichman, Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology with specialization in Somatic Psychology, The Chicago School Of Professional Psychology (TCSPP) USA. In 2020, he launched the online course “The Unknown in Psychotherapy”. The course is the result of my personal and professional journey through 25 years. The course receives excellent repercussions and is very significant for many therapists. For that reason, I have decided to produce it in Spanish. I hope that the course will allow you to enjoy and internalize Bion's ideas, which are so important in the art of psychotherapy.