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Archives for June 2015

Homicide suicide decisions

June 23, 2015 //  by Tony White

In the search for a more robust definition or understanding of suicide it seems imperative to acknowledge the role that homicide can play in certain instances of suicide. As well as acknowledging the role accidents can play in the expression of suicidal ambivalence

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Category: Child ego state, society values, suicideTag: murder, suicide

Suicide decisions

June 22, 2015 //  by Tony White

#4 can include ‘death by cop’, some of those on death row, associating with very violent people such as in organised crime, non compliance to medical advice with life threatening conditions, voluntarily entering a war zone.

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Category: Personality, suicideTag: accident, homicide, manipulation, suicide

Games children play – Happy to help

June 15, 2015 //  by Tony White

Sometimes it is the only position left in the family. As a new child enters the family and grows into it he has to find where he fits. The parents have the Parent and Adult ego states covered and a sibling may have the outspoken, demanding position taken so the ‘happy to help’ good child position is the only one left.

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Category: child development, parenting, PersonalityTag: anxiety, child development, conforming child, family structure

The psychology of touch avoidance

June 11, 2015 //  by Tony White

Around the age of 4 years children are working out if they perceive self as male or female. This is not related to their sexual anatomy. Instead it is about their psychological perception of self.

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Category: identity, intimacy, PersonalityTag: homosexuality, sexual identity, touch

The male teenager in counselling

June 7, 2015 //  by Tony White

The male teenager often thinks he can just tough it out. If he does not think about it, it will just go away, is a common viewpoint for the male teenager. As we know when there is significant feelings this does not work in the long run.

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Category: Psychotherapy, teenagerTag: body dysmorphia, goodbye work, male teenager, therapy

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