Understanding the Basics of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy: A Guide For Beginners

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[Gemtiger]

Psychoanalytical psychotherapy is good for psychosis too.

[confit]

I've had embarrassing moments like these all the time growing up, and i can also resonate with previously not wanting to look like an airhead or stupid. I am surprised as i type this out that it has been a while since I have had these thoughts. Ever since I started to become more open with people and accepting them as my peers, these thoughts that previously would have been embarrassing were rarely entertained internally. She sounds scared of being judged. One way to curb this mentality is by adopting a universal worldview, where you see yourself and your peers as part of a fluorishing system.

[confit]

Having my own space away from my childhood environment and recognizing the desire to become better, this allowed me to realize that i needed to form new patterns and find ways to deal with old pattern triggers.

[stephenstephen]

The photo you use which is a scene prevalent in so many movies, illustrates the therapist taking notes. This is totally contrary to the trainings and practice of myself and every other therapist I know

[markelrod]

I think therapy sessions could help in certain situations. Role playing in whick you get at the core and act out stuck trauma.

[saidguetta]

thanks for the video
any advice for graduate psychologist to improve his knowledge, + i am confused what to start with or to study every thing include cbt and other theory

[Antithesiss]

denial is a river in egypt, haha. w professor

[matthewnelson]

i can see the work and denial at some time according to who and ehatever sorry i quess it safe to wait my turn it all ha meaning i find sorry that i feel that way but it clear preety eay no big thing

[matthewnelson]

sometimes ithink i rather live my life in denial sorry i need to do something with it and yes it but no it not tjhe ay as suggested i think the big deak is that other hand told and drill over you and befor etc what ever that id to wait amnd was toild your cuse ans was told all about that kind and yes i do playniceonly out of understanding cause i once had to dealwith sorry about that i yoyur het cuse it looked desperate to make me wtrong

[markelrod]

Shes overanalytical, controlling. Overprotective. All in the neurotic spectrum. Mild. Not many sessions.

[matthewnelson]

the other thing is blamiimg thing and peopkle stop doing that i did firstand work alot better then other version of the truth and i wonder why im all javked up rebuttling plus yu the personal thing to

[naetek]

...you can mention that the first Object relation Psychoanalyst was Melanie Klein... I know In USA she was not valued at all....

[basuyarbrough]

So fun until you made it about you and the lgbt smh go and do research on them clearly we are not the same 😂 make ur own things instead of tearing down what the greats made