Therapy invites you to ask: What are my symptoms about? The question can lead you to speak about many aspects of your life - family, ambition, sexuality, work, desires, trauma, vulnerability, law, rivalry - each and together offering a pathway to understanding how your symptoms are unique to you. By mobilising this self-knowledge, you can rupture the patterns or beliefs sustaining your suffering, creating space for profound change. You might discover newfound expression, be able to advance at work or experience intimacy in different ways. In any case, psychoanalysis is a deeply personal process, shaped by the unique path you take toward meaning and the particular impact it can have on your life.