Psychopathology is a great word. It has three parts: ‘psyche’ (the soul), ‘pathos’ (suffering), and the suffix ‘ology’ (the study of). If you’re ever writing about something in the context of its impact on human suffering, you can’t go far wrong by dropping in psychopathology (incidentally, given those meanings, that makes the meaning of ‘psychopath’ [...]
Posts Tagged ‘boredom’
The psychopathology of boredom
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged boredom, etymology, experiment, figure/ground, gestalt, postaweek2011, projection on January 21, 2011 | 3 Comments »
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Silver Cat Psychotherapy
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- Sex positive parenting: a new collaborative blog
- Fact check: does IAPT have a recovery rate of only 15%?
- Vote yes and help me find an inspirational bristol mayor
- Get Stable: The future of NHS adult psychological therapy in Bristol?
- Towards an evidence base for gestalt therapy: the gestalt CORE project
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figures of interest
@GestaltBristol
- “@Wolf_Mommy: Babies Know What's Boring news.discovery.com/human/babies-b…” 4 days ago
- RT @gassho: .@ErasmusBlues That's right, the skin is how we "touch" others and the world. It's a relational and our largest organ. 4 days ago
- And the importance of therapist/client fit, in cartoon form, from the consistently brilliant @therapytales talesoftherapy.wordpress.com/2012/05/28/cli… 4 days ago
figure/ground
