Re-discover yourself to get to know yourself better

Man, a free, communicative, rational entity, has an unconscious where psychological conflicts arise and cause symptoms. Additionally, Freud says:

The Ego mediates the personality's two other psychic instances, the Id (an archaic instance, impulse reservoir, and seat of libido) and the Superego.

The therapeutic system revolves around patient speech. The psychoanalyst's presence will encourage the patient to speak freely and welcome him.

Psychotherapy through analysis is speaking. It builds a link between practitioner and patient, letting the patient to use his psychic skills to make sense of his pain.

Psychoanalysis' goal is to reduce suffering. It removes psychological and unconscious restrictions that impede patients from living a fulfilling life as they wish. It helps overcome psychopathology-related problems including depression and anxiety.

The analysed person can heal by mobilising their internal resources by knowing and changing their relationship to their history. Changing involves existential shift.

Psychoanalysis first improves self-awareness by better understanding yourself. Everyone has psychic issues from childhood. They appear in personal growth and relationships. They can cause problems before reappear in adulthood.

Psychoanalysis reveals the unconscious causes and functioning of psychological pain. These illnesses usually cause anxiety attacks, mood disorders, or general discomfort.

Psychoanalysis helps with relational issues. Meeting a psychoanalyst to overcome familial, friend, romantic, or professional issues is a good option.
You can use psychoanalysis if you're experiencing:

Workplace tensions and disagreements can cause stress and professional burnout.

Toxic connections that control and are hard to escape;

An uncomfortable timidity;
Emotional reliance, trouble saying no and expressing desires;

A sensation of lovelessness that requires constant “begging” for love;

Communication issues or domestic violence in some couples;

Repeated love failures, despair;

• Fear of solitude and emotional loneliness - Dangerous passionate partnerships

A desire to remove yourself from others' ideal image, especially in a toxic household;

A desire for independence from others; Fear of judgement and expressing opinions.

These problems usually indicate self- and other-suffering. These conditions may also be linked to disorganised attachment, rejection, or abandonment. Note that systemic effect and transgenerational analysis are equally suitable for family conflict resolution.

The patient will become aware of his inner conflicts, frequently characterised by unconscious wants, by talking about his childhood, life, and himself. The analysis helps us understand what is contradicting by making sense of it and then not repeating it.

Psychoanalysis helps one escape ideas, visions, repetition effects, and other narcissistic demands on the alter ego. Psychoanalysts help patients understand their relationships and their stakes. Through clarity, peace can be found to avoid discomfort and end relational impasses.

Another benefit of therapy through analysis is that your body can somatize when you have interpersonal issues, preventing psychosomatic ailments.

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