The following questions are related to ‘Emotional Memory’ at Ask the Psychologist: Online Licensed Psychologist.
Q: Writing and sharing this private information is very “big” for me as I try to hide what is going on inside me regarding this matter. About 20 years ago, I was with a guy that I believed to be the man of my dreams and wanted to spend the rest of my life with […]
Q: I am a new Chaplain and am trying to understand some of the hallmarks of Stockholm Syndrome. Twenty years ago I studied and fellowshipped under a Pastor who was very good at convincing others of their need for him. He is quite gifted and holds a PhD in psychology. It was difficult for me […]
Q: Can you tell me your view of the advantages and limitations of using existential therapy for post traumatic stress clients? Other than Behavior Therapy, what other approaches would you supplement with and why?
Q: I’m a man (41) and I have been in a very difficult relationship for many years. Most likely this person suffers from Borderline Personality Disorder. She is high functioning, and able to stay in a demanding job. The story of my relationship is very long, but looking back it’s obvious to me that I […]
Q: I am 29 years old and have been struggling with bulimia for as long as I can remember. A few years ago I went through a treatment program, and I have figured out some ways to manage the disorder so that I can lead a “normal” life. My problem is that one of the […]
Q: My wife recently confessed to an office affair which ended many years ago. I never had a clue. Although I have forgiven her, I cannot get the “images” out of my mind. They play in my head every hour of every day, even during happy times. Even ED drugs don’t help much with the […]
Q: Hi there and thank you for taking the time to answer my question if you are able. I have experienced trauma as a child and have some serious wounds that continue to plague me. I battle anxiety daily and struggle to lead a ‘normal’ life as best as I can. I’ve tried so many […]
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