Alethea (แผฮปฮฎฮธฮตฮนฮฑ) is an ancient Greek word that translates both as truth and awakening.
Since the inception of the field of psychology, the process of finding one’s experiential truth has been an essential part of growth and development. Without understanding oneself or one’s experience, it is difficult to know how to move forward in life.
Our vision at Alethea Services is to offer research-based methods to embark on a journey of finding one’s truth, in order to find one’s way in the world.
Dr. Joachim Sehrbrock (he/him) is the director and owner of Alethea Services, which he founded in 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic, in an effort to provide easier access to mental health and wellness information.
Alethea Service’s mission, therefore, is to offer individuals methods to find their truth in order to find their way.
Alethea Services is an LGBTQ+ Friendly and Affirmative organization. Inclusivity and cultural competency are integral part of our mission and vision. All services and programming are designed with the unique needs of LGBTQ+ individuals in mind.
Alethea Services now offers psychoanalysis, an intensive psychological treatment aimed at helping individuals explore and resolve deep-seated emotional patterns. It benefits those facing issues like depression, anxiety, and relationship difficulties, as well as individuals seeking greater self-understanding. Sessions typically occur multiple times weekly, guided by Dr. Sehrbrock.
A study from Simon Fraser University indicates that true happiness is more closely linked to feelings of autonomy rather than purely positive emotions. Analyzing over 1,200 adults, researchers find that the ability to make personal choices significantly predicts life satisfaction, challenging traditional views on happiness and influencing practical applications in policy and workplace design.
Many individuals are using AI tools for mental health inquiries and support. While these tools offer 24/7 availability and reassurance, they have significant limitations, including inaccuracies and privacy concerns. A patient guide discusses these risks and highlights the importance of professional help in certain situations.