Articles by Anna Blundy
Anna Blundy / September 26, 2018
Couples travel from around the world to visit Dr Pamela Kohll and start the process of rebuilding
Anna Blundy / July 16, 2018
It is easy to get sucked into treatment plans and strategies, to be seduced by some new model promising a cure in only a few sessions. But life just isn’t like that
Female patients use their bodies as a canvas on which to express their distress
“Your patient finds being cared for unbearable,” he says.
Anna Blundy / April 17, 2018
Who have you been pretending to be for all these years? For older patients, it's all about finding out
Anna Blundy / March 19, 2018
My patient had been silent for about ten minutes—that's when I began to worry
Anna Blundy / February 20, 2018
A lot of therapy involves accepting what we are actually like instead of punishing ourselves for not being how we’ve been taught we ought to be
Anna Blundy / January 25, 2018
Brexiteers need Remainers, Capitalism needed Communism—and vice versa
Anna Blundy / December 14, 2017
A psychoanalyst once summed up glibly the two approaches: Freudian—your mum was mean to you. Kleinian—you think your mum was mean to you
Anna Blundy / November 14, 2017
It was my own urge to sexualise all my relationships that made me so defensive about my feelings for my analyst