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depression

Developmental problems for the child from the affluent family

March 25, 2018 //  by Tony White

The child from the wealthy family is more likely to be left with the question – Who am I?

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Category: teenagerTag: depression, identity

The prison psychotherapist

January 3, 2017 //  by Tony White

Never a dull moment when working in a prison and great training for one’s diagnostic skills of some quite unusual forms of psychopathology.

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Category: counselling, PsychotherapyTag: depression, prison, psychotherapy

Causes of depression

December 16, 2015 //  by Tony White

This is not only adding one extra cause of depression to the list but provides a different view of the nature and cause of depression. It represents a different philosophical view of human nature that is based on personal empowerment.

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Category: Personality, PsychotherapyTag: depression, ego states.

Suicide and depression

August 15, 2014 //  by Tony White

This is what we need to be screening for and indeed this is what I did when I worked in prison identifying suicidal and self harming inmates. If one identifies people with this injunction, as I did with many in the prison system, one knows this person is quite capable of suicide at a later time.

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Category: self harm, suicideTag: depression, suicide

Stroke deprivation

December 29, 2013 //  by Tony White

As Eric Berne said, “A stroke is a unit of attention” and one can have positive strokes and negative strokes. As a therapist it is easy to forget the importance of strokes and the important therapeutic role they can play. The importance of them is no better demonstrated than by looking at a whole discipline …

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Category: Theory, UncategorizedTag: child, depression, stroke deprivation, strokes, therapy

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