Insight Therapy

Retrograde therapy is designed to help people understand who they are and why they have different behaviors.

Psychoanalysis Therapy

Psychoanalysis is a careful and long exploration of a person's consciousness and motivation. Psychoanalysis a person who has acquired Psychoanalysis by training and by personal injection is eligible to be a Psychoanalytic therapist. There is an assumption that the treatment addresses patients' anxiety and psychological problems. That is, the conflicts that were suppresses during childhood are still unresolved. Accordingly, the goal of this treatment is to bring the underlying conflict to consciousness.

Free Association

This technique allows the patient to express whatever disturbance is in his mind and allows the patient to say anything that is untrue, contradictory, stupid or logical. The hypothesis here is that the control of consciousness will be reduced to the minimum of the patient's thoughts.

Generally, the patient is resistant to this, and this may hinder the treatment. However, it is up to the therapist's ability to overcome these obstacles or to continue their treatment despite obstacles.

Dream Analysis

During this treatment, the patient's unconscious mind is torn apart. here Sigmann Freud distinguished between obscure dream content and obscure dream content. Another way to better understand the patient's problems is to analyze the patient's dreams.

Transference

The treatment involves an important meaning that brings out the patient's emotional conflicts. The therapist focuses on what the therapist is saying from the background and creates a meaningful image in the mind.

Person – Centered Therapy

This technique is also known as Client - Centered Therapy. It was introduced by Carl Rogers. The key assumption is that every person has an inherent capacity for a healthy mindset and therefore he / she must be self-aware.

As Carl Rogers hoped, the therapist should treat the patient with honesty and openness.

Gestalt Therapy

This treatment focuses on the individual and considers his or her perception of themselves and the world around them. And the Gestalt therapist is constantly trying to orient the person so that he or she can understand who he is.