Boris Herzberg

About

Boris Herzberg has been working with individuals, couples and groups for more than a decade as a counselor, consultant and coach. His main focus is relationships, family connections and dealing with emotional hardships. Boris holds a diploma as Psychologist-Psychoanalyst from the Eastern European Institute of Saint Petersburg, Russia, and an ICF Coaching License from the Israeli Coaching Association.

Recent Posts

Defining Emotional Overdependency in Unhealthy Relationships

Exploring emotional helplessness in relationships.

11 Warning Signs of Gaslighting

Discover the insidious signs of gaslighting, such as erosion of respect, violating agreement, and more. Learn how to protect yourself from manipulative behavior in relationships.

Not Just Sadness: Decomposing Depression

There are non-obvious constituents of depression beyond mere sadness. Indeed, repressed anger can play a role in ongoing depression. Here's how.

How to Acknowledge Disagreements in an Argument

In any relationship, we may disagree with one another. However, before you disagree, it is helpful to acknowledge your partner's argument.

What It Means When a Partner Screams

Understanding screaming in relationships: what's the partner saying, and what secondary emotion is expressed.

12 Parental Prohibitions that Still Limit You in Adult Life

There are 12 main parental injunctions that children hear and carry into adult life. Llearn to recognize them to find empowerment in adulthood.

4 Tips on Managing Anger in a Relationship

Discover the transformative power of anger in relationships through turning it into a dialogue, saying No, turning it into constructive force and addressing its origins together.

5 Signs That You May Be in an Abusive Relationship

Explore the signs of an emotionally abusive relationship and safeguard your well-being.

The Complexities of Dating the Children of Narcissists

Explore the intricate dynamics of relationships with adults raised by narcissistic parents. Learn how to overcome challenges and build stronger, healthier connections.

Individual or Couples Therapy: How to Know What You Need?

Explore the differences between these two formats and discover which one suits you best.