Current Themes

The psychologist as a facilitator of mental health
This August 27 - Psychologist's Day - We celebrate not only the profession, but the value of mental health care, which has been considered fundamental to a healthier and more balanced life. Nowadays, We realize that society is constantly changing, especially in times of crisis, when we face the challenge of dealing with the Vuca world. The term, used is used in the current context to characterize a volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous world. This concept is directly related to the uncertainties and speed with which changes occur....
August 27, 2024
Conflicts occur in all relationships. How to deal with them in a healthy way?
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August 06, 2024
Case formulation: “neck” of psychotherapists?
These days I heard from colleagues that the “bottleneck” in clinical psychologists' offices is the formulation of cases....
August 01, 2024
Expectations of a Mother -PSI (psi -mom?): Process or result
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July 15, 2024
And when I don't feel belonging?
Have you ever felt as if, regardless of where you are, you do not fully fit? As if you didn't really belong? Have you ever had this feeling? has already stopped to think about where this comes from? If you have done this exercise with yourself, you may have identified some explanations for this phenomenon: places you attended in childhood with people very different from you, you are neglected by important people of your coexistence, or some other explanation that can have found in your life story....
July 11, 2024
Conscience and competence
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July 01, 2024
Can you identify the symptoms of posttraumatic stress?
Also known as PTSD, it is the result of traumatic experiences that develop pathological structures of fear and generate great suffering in people, as they are haunted by intrusive memories and feel in constant threat....
June 24, 2024
Radical acceptance and flood in RS
radical acceptance and flood in RS...
June 18, 2024
Welcoming the mourning: reconnecting with life after floods in Rio Grande do Sul
When we talk about mourning, although we associate it with loss, this loss is always related to a bond, a bond that was built and has become important in our lives. The pain in mourning arises by recognizing that this valuable we build is no longer. This bond is usually linked to our values, which in the context of acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) guide us about where we should redirect our attention and effort. This pain gives the feeling that we need to get away from it as soon as possible, but the reality is that it shows us the importance of the bond. This bond is not limited to people; It can also include a home or things that have been built with effort over the years in this home. Recognizing the nature of the bond is essential to understand mourning and decide which way to go to maintain the essence of this bond....
June 12, 2024
Proposal for helping acceptance therapy and commitment to situations of extreme stress
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June 05, 2024