Also if the therapy and therapist is overly sensitive and gentle then the client will tend to hyper sensitise and become ‘worse’ in that sense Read more »

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Also if the therapy and therapist is overly sensitive and gentle then the client will tend to hyper sensitise and become ‘worse’ in that sense Read more »
Of course it works the other way as well. “Good” belief systems are also resilient and resistant to change. Read more »
This provides an interesting insight into introjection in this instance. She hasn’t introjected what I have said but instead introjected my voice sound and quality. Then she has applied that introjected voice to her own words. Read more »
People are adding new introjections to their Parent ego state continuously through out life as part of normal psychological functioning. Read more »
If you are working with a suicidal person and their family then you know that at least some members will be supportive of the suicide from their Free Child point of view. Read more »
The magical thinking about suicide is that it can result in a relief from one’s pain. Read more »
I personally disagree with this. In my view humans are naturally communal beings and we need (are dependent) on others at least to some degree. Read more »
If this is true, that could explain why psychological games are such an integral part of the human psyche. Why they are so universal in human relationships. Read more »
It would seem prudent for any therapist to enquire of the pre-suicide fantasy a person may have to assess the level of magical thinking present. Read more »
As a result we can see what was originally a phobia, upon closer examination is not a phobia. It is about what the person feels he can’t control or what he desires in his personality. Read more »