Psychotherapy is a relationship, a common practice - no goods
Psychotherapy is a relationship, a common practice - no goods
People who suffer from depression or despair have acute need for therapy and advice. How can the therapy meet these needs, especially if it is less a goods than a relationship? What does that mean?
The therapy will not do it for you; It will not solve your problems, do not cause healing or give a corrective or drug dose to change your state of mind or the conditions of your life. This is the case from short-term advice or symptomatic advice to the depth or main psychotherapy carried out over many years. The client or patient cannot easily appear and invest time in the therapy. You have to participate in a real, motivated way with purpose, application and persistence. This is not an easy matter, since we humans with a mixture of conflicts, underperners, are voices that do not match and modify other voices and other perspectives. We are a close combat, a Hieronymus Bosch picture of what the Buddha suffered.
In the middle of all of these contradictory forces, the customer really has to change. One of the common answers in the field of psychotherapy, if no change occurs, is resistance. But it is fairly simple, patronizing and degrading, resistance to resist sinus qua non of therapeutic striving and striving because it represents the obstacles or blockages without which the therapy has nothing to do. We have to have respect if an individual makes a decision, regardless of the level of his consciousness, to capture the emotional behavior patterns that have learned as an adaptation to survival.
It is always a question of choice. We consciously or unconsciously choose and this is one of the essential knowledge for effective therapy work. If we were ultimately not responsible for what is going on in our lives, we could not change. Since we are Ultimately, we can do something about therapy, self -discovery and consciousness exercises.
And this requires our conscious cooperation, because therapy does not offer any cure, for example, how medication can claim or exercise an active force on us, the passive recipients of therapeutic healing. Rather, we have to participate and do at least as much as the practitioner we advise. As a customer, we may have to do more. It is a common practice.
As a therapist, we have to evaluate ourselves in therapy practice from the point of view of the personal participation in the healing process of the client. If we think between the sessions or try to solve problems or to gain knowledge, dream, fantasize or to introduce our client to recovery, we will probably take responsibility for self -healing, which is right to be the client. We have to stop because we take responsibility for the customer. It manifests itself in our tone, our attitude, how we approach the customer, speak to him and interact with him. Ultimately, it can be demonstrating for the client, although it can be the client's transmission that causes a reaction in us. This transmission can be summarized as a "take care of me", "do it for me" or "I can't take care of myself". It is therefore important that we question this at the right time with the customer and not buy it through reactions.
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