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  • Home
  • Services
    • Existential Issues
    • Psychoanalytic Treatment
      • Depression Resources
    • Anxiety Treatment
      • Teen Anxiety Symptoms
  • Blog
  • What to Expect
    • New to therapy?
    • FAQ
    • Therapy Cost
  • About
    • My Therapy Approach
    • My background
    • My Therapy Clients
  • Contact
  • Understand yourself: Your relationship with sex matters.

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    Our culture has an interestingly bizarre, confusion-laden relationship with sex. While teens are expected to “just say no” the average adult struggles to come to a resolution and find a consistent understanding of what sex is and how it figures and fits into life.

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    Therapist Diana

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    February 11
  • Ruminating with purpose

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    There are hundreds of articles and books that guide you to stop looking back at your past in order to move forward. I’m sure you’ve heard of or encountered at some point in your life someone to tell you that you need to get over your past or certain aspects of it. What does that even mean?

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    Diana Pitaru

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    Others: the fear that keeps us caged.

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    March 23

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    February 11
  • Looking for happiness in all the wrong places.

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    Lots of people believe that success, achievement, and material possessions make them happy. While these may improve their quality of living, the pleasure of acquiring them comes with a fear of loss, and with it, pain. If this is so, what we experience when this happens is a form of conditional contentment…fleeting and ephemeris. The truth is, our definition of happiness is not really ours. We learn other peoples’ idea of happiness and drag it with us all throughout our lives, never putting it under the microscope or challenging it in any way. Our parents and their parents’ parents taught us everything about life BUT how to be ourselves, to…

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    Diana Pitaru

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    A late introduction, late at night

    November 16

    The inner critic: “you can’t”, “you’re not good enough”, you’re it!

    November 15

    Want to be happy?

    February 11
  • Depression: walking the fine line of existing and dying.

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    “Depression is a prison where you are both the suffering prisoner and the cruel jailer.” There is a very fine line between life and death, especially for the depressed. How many times has this thought enter your mind? You want the pain to end: you don’t want to live and you don’t want to die either. You want to cease being in a way that nobody will notice, but you. You are standing all alone on this line waiting for a strong wind or a breeze to sway you in either direction. Any situation will bring about this ambivalence on the part of you that is depressed and not only.…

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    Diana Pitaru

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    Understand yourself: Your relationship with sex matters.

    March 23

    Others: the fear that keeps us caged.

    November 26

    Do you //feel//?

    July 11
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Highlights

Podcast interview: (US) Pillow Talk: The Psychology of Erotica with artist and therapist Diana Pitaru

PsychCentral interview: Clinicians on the Couch: 10 Questions with Therapist Diana Pitaru

Podcast interview: (UK) My Perfect Failure: Failure and The Unconscious with Diana Pitaru

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