European Journal of Psychotherapy & Counselling

Love, sex and psychotherapy in a post-romantic era

‘When you are a creative human being, you are exposed’: The nature of creative people, as discussed by C. G. Jung in his recollection of Albert Einstein

Sublime subjects: Aesthetic experience and Intersubjectivity in psychoanalysis

What is this thing called love? Desire, psychotherapy and Plato’s symposium

Should love be unconditional?

Psychotherapeutic clinical supervision for health service staff who have not had therapy

(No) time for love: Reflecting on relationships in psychotherapy

Is Oedipus still blind? A countertransference take on love and hate in the consulting room

Conversations outside the walls of the city: Techniques, erotic love and the wings of desire in Phaedrus and psychotherapy

Facing the absurd: On Lev Shestov’s angel of death

Love, sex and psychotherapy in a post-romantic age: A commentary

Romance and murder

On being normal and other disorders. A manual for clinical Psychodiagnostics

‘At the level of the word: Nurturing justice in therapeutic conversations’

Learning along the way: Further reflections on psychoanalysis and psychotherapy

A phenomenology of love, thanks to Lacan, Miller, and Jellybean

Exploring the perceptions of Greek counsellors’ and counselling psychologists’ professional identity and training experience, through the lens of the first alumni graduates of a Greek state University

Polyamory - a romantic solution to wanderlust?

Doctors as patients: How psychological therapists experience the opposing ideologies

Phenomenology, personal therapy and the training of psychological therapists

African and Islamic philosophy: Expanding the horizons of philosophical counselling

Care, play and lifelong learning