When Freud Was Right: Neuroscience and the Talking Cure

Mark Solms bridges neuroscience and psychoanalysis to argue that Freud was more right than wrong. Where psychiatry reaches for the prescription pad, Solms points to the unconscious. The only real cure, he insists, is the one that faces the truth.
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What makes existential psychodynamic therapy unique ?​

Explore how existential therapy engages with freedom, mortality, isolation, and meaning - integrating these universal concerns with psychodynamic insight into unconscious processes
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Facing anxiety, freedom and meaning​

​Reframe anxiety as a central part of human existence - one that signals our freedom, responsibility, and the search for meaning, rather than a symptom to eliminate.
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The healing relationship: Why therapy works​​

Learn from Yalom about the transformative power of presence, relational depth, and honest dialogue in therapeutic connection.
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Authenticity and the courage to be yourself​​

Explore the contrast between ‘bad faith’ and living authentically - learning how therapy helps align your life with your true values and choices.
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Existential isolation: Feeling alone in your experience​​

Explore the deep experience of feeling alone (even in a crowd) and discover ways to reconnect through therapeutic presence and shared meaning.
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Meaning making after loss: Rebuilding life story​​

Discover how making sense of grief (by writing, reflecting, and re-storying loss) supports resilience and renewal, key elements in existential psychodynamic work.
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