Social Disconnection: The Quiet Struggle to Connect
Social disconnection can disrupt this drive—a condition characterized by a lack of interest and enjoyment in social interactions…
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The Roots of Love: How Attachment Shapes Us
Attachment refers to the deep emotional bond that forms between an infant and their primary caregiver, typically within the first few years of life
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The Hidden Harms of Domestic Abuse
Domestic violence is not just physical. The dynamics of these relationships often involve control, manipulation, and emotional abuse.
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Couples Life is the Adventure
How do couples talk? Do functional and dysfunctional couples talk in the same way? Here, we outline some differences: …
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Schizoid Personality Disorder is more than just avoiding people
People with Schizoid Personality Disorder may feel isolated, unconnected, and emotionally distant. Even though they may want relationships, they feel…
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Exploring Psychic Fragmentation: A Jungian Perspective with Dian Abdurachman
On Tuesday, September 17th, COPE was honored to host an enriching workshop led by the esteemed Jungian Psychoanalyst, Dian Abdurachman.
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Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience: A Converging Dialogue
Modern psychoanalysis has also integrated findings from developmental psychology, neurobiology, attachment theory, philosophy, and even religion, enriching …
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