In psychotherapy, particularly within psychoanalytic and psychodynamic approaches, there is a central concept called the frame . This concept encompasses the elements that define the structure of the therapeutic process, such as the day and time of the sessions, their duration, the therapist’s role, the boundaries of the therapist-client relationship, and even the physical arrangement of the therapy room. From the outside, the frame may appear to exist merely to establish cer

(Translated from the original into English) Traumatic experiences, especially those like sexual trauma, which carry feelings of shame,...

(Translated from the original into English) Trauma, especially experiences that shake a person’s bodily integrity and subjective...