2024 Author: Harry Day | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 15:43
P. S. A fragment from my new book about the Psychosomatics of the genus 👨👩👦
The reality in which a person arrives can sometimes be much more painful than the disease itself. But we deliberately insist that any disease must be cured. The process of treatment itself is already perceived as something that will impose restrictions on the disease itself and enhance the influence of reality or the environment.
That is, before starting treatment, but having already thought about it, an internal conflict has already formed in the subconscious of the individual, and the pain can intensify.
To avoid this, the person begins to cling to the supports that were created by the generic system (for example, I have no money, or it would be better to go to my grandmother). The person begins to look for ways that are obviously not successful, but relieve the stress associated with the need for treatment (here's an example of why grandmothers are supported in the family with urine or other folk remedies).
If the person still strives for treatment, relying on subconscious processes, we can see the development of additional symptoms, fantasies of death, it is impossible to enjoy life (which is why in therapy with psychosomatic clients the sompt is aggravated with successful work).
The faster you can get over it with your clients, the faster you will get results from the therapy (but again, we are not rushing the client, but simply explaining what is happening).
This moment can be well observed in children, when in reality the child cannot get what he wants, he comes up with activities (in a constructive version) or illness (in a destructive version). It's like taking a pacifier from a child and he begins to suck his finger, looking for something to replace the loss, just as in illness, a person is looking for something to replace the lost state and can create fantasies about death in his thoughts and look for their confirmation from outside.
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With love for your ailments Tatyana Pavlenko
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