The war in Ukraine has turned a large amount of people into part-time activists, with many counsellors offering free psychological services for those directly affected by the war, and volunteering in whichever way they can.
It’s Complicated co-founder and psychologist, Johanne Schwensen, has a passion for therapy and music, yet knows close to nothing about music therapy. In this episode, Estonian psychodynamic therapist and music therapist Kadri Arula explains the workings of how to use music as a tool for therapeutic change.
Two years ago we asked a big cohort of counsellors what they needed from a therapy platform, and they mentioned three things: community, clients,…
In the third episode of the second season of the It’s Complicated podcast, psychologist Johanne interviews art therapist Megu about her psychodynamic training, the fast-paced nature of working at a psychiatric hospital, the best things to come out of a therapeutic relationship, and much more.
We’re looking back at 2021 and wrapping up a year of slow but meaningful efforts.
Sex therapist Kristi Moore talks about couples work, body work, intimacy, and her philosophical journey to becoming a therapist.
In the first episode of the second season of the It’s Complicated podcast, I, Johanne Schwensen, speak with therapist Gemma Autumn about perfection, tree…
Some therapists are able to build sustainable practices in just a month or two. In this article, I explore what enables this type of success.
A practical guide on how to grow your practice from a counsellor who recently started his work as a private practicing counsellor
The story of It’s Complicated follows the typical Berlin-based start-up trajectory. Two freelancing friends had a problem that the idiosyncratic environment of the city helped them solve, in their case, how to grow and manage an international therapy practice.