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Psychodynamic Psychotherapy & Coaching Services
At NIKOS MARINOS CONSULTNACY we believe that Psychotherapy is for everybody.
Wahatever is going on in your life – whether you are in a period of transition, or you facing troubles relating with others or you feel stuck – we will engage you in an honest one-to-one dialogue marked by interest, tolerance and profound understanding.
At NIKOS MARINOS CONSULTNACY we believe that Psychotherapy is for everybody.
Wahatever is going on in your life – whether you are in a period of transition, or you facing troubles relating with others or you feel stuck – we will engage you in an honest one-to-one dialogue marked by interest, tolerance and profound understanding.
Psychotherapy can help when life feels unbearably difficult, and it can also make a decent life even better. You will work collaboratively to become more aware of patterns in your life and enact changes to lessen your suffering and increase your mental well-being of your life. Available in Paris or via Skype. _
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Couple Counselling
Relationship dynamics are more complex than ever before. In our intense times it is more necessary than ever to create novel conversations to address 'traditional' issues with our partners. Couple Counselling is a safe space in wich both parties are able to address issues that when alone, very easily arrive to misunderstanding and confusion. The couple therapist with his experience, knowledge and interest facilitates and allowing each one to express himself/ herself and provides the safety that everything can be shared, explored and understood however extreme or awkward. _ READ MORE HERE |
Career Counselling
Finding and maintain a job that expresses our talents and interests is one of the fundamental goals of any life. But it can be very difficult and complex to find the energy to explore our true aspirations and lead a successful and balance life. A program of one-on-one sessions with our career expert, Antoine Antaki, will help you to define your career priorities, discuss psychological hurdles and think through practical next steps to transform your working life. _ READ MORE HERE |
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A bi-weekly bulletin of the 5 most recommended articles, challenging ideas and interesting new things in Psychology from NIKOS MARINOS CONSULTANCY delivered straight to your inbox, every other Monday.- |
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17 SEP 2018
The modern age is inherently anthropocentric in outlook (fromanthropos, greek for human), that is, it places human beings and their experience and concerns at the center of the hierarchy, above the claims of nature, animals, gods or the universe more broadly. We are now, in every way, in our own eyes, the centre of the show. |
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NIKOS MARINOS CONSULTANCY features powerful articles bi-weekly on: simplicity, health & fitness, motivation and inspiration, management, work life, happiness, goals, getting great things done and living in the moment. -
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The voice of reason
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How to become an adult
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Twenty moods
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"Spiritual" consciousness
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Yuval Noah Harrari in conversation with Christine Lagarde
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"Christine Lagarde, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, hosts Yuval Noah Harari for a conversation about his new book, 21 Lessons for the 21st Century, and about who the future belongs to. |
This is a section of our selection of the greatest thinkers from the fields of philosophy, psychology, political theory, sociology, art and literature whom we believe have the most to offer to us today. |
Michel Foucault 
Michel Foucault (1926-1984) was a French 20th-century philosopher and historian who spent his career forensically critiquing the power of the modern bourgeois capitalist state, including its police, law courts, prisons, doctors and psychiatrists. His goal was to work out nothing less than how power worked and then to change it in the direction of a Marxist-anarchist utopia. Though he spent most of his life in libraries and seminar rooms, he was a committedly revolutionary figure, who met with enormous popularity in elite Parisian intellectual circles (Jean Paul Sartre admired him deeply) and still maintains a wide following among young people studying at university in the prosperous corners of the world. His background, which he was extremely reluctant ever to talk about – and tried to prevent journalists from investigating at all costs – was extremely privileged. Both his parents were very rich, coming from a long line of successful surgeons in Poitiers in west-central France. His father, Dr Paul Foucault, came to represent all that Michel would hate about bourgeois France. Michel had a standard upper-class education, he went to elite Jesuit institutions, was an altar boy and his parents hoped he would become a doctor. But Michel wasn’t quite like other boys. He started self-harming and thinking constantly of suicide. At university, he decorated his bedroom with images of torture by Goya. When he was 22, he tried to commit suicide and was forced by his father, against his will, to see France’s most famous psychiatrist Jean Delay at the Hôpital Sainte-Anne in Paris. READ MORE HERE |
