Psychotherapy in the Media explores how film, music, and popular culture reveal our emotional conflicts, unconscious defences, and the stories we struggle to face in ourselves.

From the characters who mirror our hidden patterns to the songs that echo heartbreak we’ve never spoken aloud, each piece invites reflection on what it means to feel, to connect, and to heal.

This column bridges psychotherapy and storytelling, translating the language of the unconscious into everyday culture, where therapy meets art and insight becomes imagination we can finally make sense of.