
Mgr. Martin Helik
8 years
The psychodynamic approach is unique in its focus on understanding how our unconscious emotions, desires, and past experiences affect our current behavior and relationships. Unlike classic psychoanalysis, psychodynamic therapy is typically shorter and more focused on solving current problems.
The psychodynamic approach is effective in addressing issues such as relationship problems, anxiety, depression, or self-esteem issues. It helps clients better understand their inner conflicts, improve relationships, and learn new ways to respond to their emotions and life situations.
If you are considering therapy, this approach may help you gain a deeper understanding of yourself and your behavior patterns. Every step towards self-awareness is a step towards greater emotional freedom and better relationships.
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