Category: Group Therapy


The Price of Success: Why High Performers in HCMC Struggle with Loneliness
High performers in Ho Chi Minh City struggle with social isolation because achievement-contingent self-worth drives them to prioritize self-validation over vulnerable connections. Urban stressors and a lack of bonding social capital worsen this loneliness. Overcoming it requires adopting learning goals, taking relational risks, and seeking spaces like group therapy to foster unconditional acceptance. High performer…


The Science of Belonging: Why We Feel Isolated and How to Reconnect
Feeling lonely in Ho Chi Minh City, especially late at night? You are not alone. Learn why urban loneliness peaks in the early hours, what drives that 2 AM sense of a mental breakdown, and how group therapy can help you rebuild real connection.


Beyond the Monad: The Evolution of Group Analysis
The evolution of group analysis shifted psychotherapy from treating the isolated individual to healing people within an interconnected social matrix. Pioneered by S.H. Foulkes, this framework integrated sociology and Gestalt psychology. It expanded over decades to address severe personality disorders via mentalizing techniques and macro-social trauma through large-scale civic dialogue. For a long time, psychoanalysis…
