Psychoanalysis is a powerful tool for personal development that seeks to decrease suffering, achieve significant changes in life, resolve conflicts and increase well-being. We know that factors beyond our consciousness have a profound influence on our behavior.
Through a deep understanding of the aspects that have caused the various difficulties and conditions, the psychoanalyst and the patient operate in a subjective transformation in the patient that gives rise to a healthier way of walking through life, increasing the ability to think, love and act.
During the course of treatment, patients begin to feel that they have a better relationship with themselves and greater power in their lives, enriching their personal and work relationships.
Psychoanalysis is usually effective in people who experience:
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- Low self-esteem
- Feelings of ineffectiveness and performance problems at work
- Grief and loss.
- Trouble feeling happy and satisfied, even when things are going well.
- Recurring disappointments in love relationships and friendships
- Problems with intimate and sexual relationships.
- Difficulties with anger and irritability
- Anxiety and phobias
- Depression
- Inflexibility, rigidity and a strong need for control