Starting Your Clinical Practice
A grounded introduction to the practical, relational, and ethical realities of beginning clinical work.
Clinical Psychologist · Psychodynamic Psychotherapist in Formation · Trainer
Exploring the patterns we repeat, the relationships we create, and the parts of ourselves we are still learning to understand.
Antonio Yammine is a clinical psychologist and trainer in Lebanon. He offers psychotherapy grounded in psychodynamic thinking in Beirut, North Lebanon and online, and creates guided journals, courses and trainings.

Psychotherapy
I work primarily with adults navigating a wide range of psychological, relational, and life difficulties.
Difficulties related to personality functioning and personality disorders
Recurrent patterns in relationships, attachment, intimacy, or separation
Difficulties with identity, self-esteem, belonging, or sense of self
LGBTQ+ individuals navigating identity, relationships, family dynamics, minority stress, or other personal concerns
Work-related difficulties, including toxic work dynamics, burnout, interpersonal conflict, and professional transitions
Periods of feeling stuck, overwhelmed, disconnected, or uncertain about how to move forward in life
Understanding what you repeat, what you avoid, and what you seek.
A guided reflective journal exploring repetition, emotional patterns, relationships, avoidance, desire, and the ways our past continues to shape our present.
Available in English, French, Spanish, Arabic. One payment opens every language, including those added later. The original journal is written in English. Translations into other languages might not be fully accurate.
Explore
Courses, journals, trainings, and reflections designed to make psychological thinking accessible without reducing it to quick fixes.
Thoughtful tools for reflection and psychological understanding.
Learning experiences for curious minds and engaged communities.
Clinically grounded education for mental health professionals.

About Antonio
Antonio Yammine is a clinical psychologist and psychodynamic psychotherapist in formation whose work spans clinical practice, psychological education, community mental health, humanitarian work, crisis intervention, and professional training.
His work is particularly interested in unconscious processes, identity, repetition, relationships, emotional avoidance, and the ways early experiences continue to shape adult life.
Education
Psychological learning shaped for professionals, organizations, and curious minds.
A grounded introduction to the practical, relational, and ethical realities of beginning clinical work.
A clear, context-sensitive program for healthier communication and workplace culture.
An accessible exploration of repetition, familiarity, and the emotional logic behind recurring choices.
Coming soon
Other guided journals in the PATTERNS series are coming soon.
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Archive
Where psychology has taken me—a growing record of places, conversations, trainings, and experiences.
Multiple occasions
Beirut · Lebanon
Suicide hotline techniques for callers with different SOGIESC
Embrace
Safeguarding principles for marginalized communities
MOSAIC
Resilience for university students
Rotaract Lebanon / Haigazian University
Wellbeing of first responders during crisis
Lebanese Red Cross
2025
Cyprus · Cyprus
An experience of psychology as community practice, dialogue, and shared responsibility.
International Programs2026
Amsterdam · Netherlands
Conversations across contexts that widened the questions I bring back to my work.
Community“Psychological understanding begins when we become curious about what keeps repeating.”
Clinical practice
Antonio offers individual psychotherapy grounded primarily in psychodynamic thinking, with attention to relationships, identity, emotional patterns, unconscious processes, and the meanings behind recurring difficulties.
Beirut · In-person psychotherapy
North Lebanon · In-person psychotherapy
Online · Where professionally and ethically appropriate
Notes & correspondence
Occasional reflections on psychology, relationships, clinical work, new resources, upcoming workshops, and the questions that stay with us.
No spam. Only occasional thoughtful emails.