The psychoanalysis Era vs. Training Era In ancient times, when Freud came up with his psychoanalysis, therapy has been a very long and highly individual process. The analyst could be picked over the years in the intricacies of a sick soul and always receive from her a solid fee for each hour session of tedious [...]

What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Cognitive behavioral therapy is based on the idea, according to which emotions and human behavior are not determined by the situation in which he found himself, bat by his perception of the situation. As for us, not so much matter what happens to us as what we think about it, that is, our thoughts are at the heart of our emotional experiences and subsequent actions for them. Usually, these thoughts are not realized, are taken for [...]

Definition. Therapy and Therapist Psychotherapy and psychological counseling are the processes of recovery for “Ego”. The psychologist does not try to get a certain results, instead he tries to create a place where clients can feel safe and in the “nurture” situation would have found that they had lost. Being a therapist – means to [...]

During the psychological counseling and follow-up psychotherapy, Fritz Perls with his clients found that his theoretical ideas begin to deviate from the concepts of psychoanalysis, which laid and were used by Sigmund Freud. As they went away from Freud, their therapy and understanding of counseling changed and in the end they developed a new way [...]

Carl Jung’s Theory about Therapy According to the theory of a famous psychologist, original thinker and reformer of psychoanalysis Carl Jung, psychotherapy is the junction of the efforts of the psychologist and patient, working together as equals. Since the two form a dynamic unity, the analyst must also be open to change as a result [...]