The Invention Of Psychoanalysis Created By Freud

The invention of psychoanalysis created by Freud

Freud was the main creator of the unconscious giving way to the invention of psychoanalysis. Psychoanalysis is a method used by professionals that consists of speech and active listening is mainly in the problems that the person has, that is, psychoanalysis was considered by Freud as a therapeutic process. The main objective of study of psychoanalysis is unconscious psyche. There are 3 words that are key within this method: the unconscious, repression and drives. The unconscious refers to an agglomeration of thoughts, memories, feelings and impulses that are not within consciousness. It is important to know that 95% of the actions that people perform on a day -to -day basis are made unconsciously. The repression can be seen as an instrument of defense for the person himself, which helps the individual to reject ideas, memories, thoughts and thus continue keeping them in the unconscious. The drives are impulses that leads the person towards some purpose. The drives are between an intermediate of the psychic and the body. In order to have a greater understanding about the drives, it is directly related to the instinct. The consequences of psychoanalysis have been positive, since people through the word and listening have achieved that people can detect the existing problem and thus look for different methods for their solution. Through psychoanalysis, Freud stated that people can transform everything unconscious to conscious. It should be noted that the unconscious can be transformed into conscious thinking through 2 ways.

The first is known as the free association that is based on the fact that patients are at a total point of relaxation and express what at that time are presented in their mind, it is here that the expert can realize memories that cause sometype of pain in the person or desires that are repressed. The second way is known as floating care which is based on the fact that the expert when listening to the patient primarily attends the most important parts of the problem. At the time of performing floating care, all concentration by the therapist must be focused on the patient’s speech to rescue the main thing and focus directly on the problem.

In my opinion, psychoanalysis is a practice within psychology that has been really effective for people to make the unconscious conscious (in reference to thoughts, memories, emotions) and thus make correct decisions to obtain aachieved before the goals and objectives proposed by the person. In this way the person can be exempted from patterns that were repetitively harming him in his daily life. It is important to take into account that psychoanalysis can be recommended in some cases such as the suffering of the person with stress, problems with self – esteem, anxiety, the departure of a loved one (duel), depression, the interpersonal relationships that are causingsome kind of conflict in the subject, problems with your partner and also dependence on something or someone. There is no exact time to know when the person will end with psychoanalytic treatment, but it should be emphasized that everything depends on the same person to stop having problematic symptoms and fulfilling their goal with their therapist and the guide that it will provide. It is important to know how psychoanalysis works. Works through language, which is divided into 2: the word and gestures. When the person begins to speak, psychoanalysis begins to relieve the suffering that the individual suffers and makes him become aware of the same. The gestures are also involved in the psychoanalysis process, since people may talk about the problem begin to cry or their frown this frown and the psychoanalyst can also understand the emotion that the person is feeling at that time and that of thatway looking for ways to help you.

In conclusion, the teachings that I can extract from the text is that psychoanalysis is a method that will help make a conscious problem and be able to solve it in the best possible way with the help of a professional. There are 3 important concepts when talking about psychoanalysis, which are: drives, repression and the unconscious. What is most used in psychoanalysis is language and active listening to both psychoanalyst and the patient. 2 ways can be used to be able to make a problem aware: free association and floating attention. It is important that people do not repress what they feel, nor what they think to overcome problems consciously. In the field of psychology, psychoanalysis is really important, since it will help each person solve the emotional problem by analyzing it from their own perspective that is unconscious transforming it to be unconscious and in this way they can lead a better life and feel good about themselves.

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