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Who does psychoanalytic psychotherapy aim to help?
Psychoanalytic psychotherapy aims to help people
experiencing emotional difficulties including:
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difficulties in making
and sustaining satisfactory relationships
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sexual problems
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confusions about identity
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feelings of emptiness, loneliness
and meaninglessness
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anxiety, panic attacks and stress
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depression and feelings of chronic
anger
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difficulties associated with loss,
bereavement or trauma
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problems with education and career
attainments
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addictions, self harm, eating disorders
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difficulties as a result of violence
and abuse
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problems with physical symptoms for
which there is no medical explanation, but which
may be an expression of emotional pain.
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