Perspectives in psychoanalysis

Psychoanalysis is a set of theories and methodological approach developed by Sigmund Freud and his followers to study the human psyche in a hypothetical way in which they divided the self and understood the psychological processes by default and have three applications:

Way to explore the mind

A systematic way to understand behavior

A method of psychotherapy for the mentally disabled

Under the umbrella of psychoanalysis there are 20 tendencies trying to understand the human mind and behavior, Freudian psychoanalysis is due to a special method of treatment where the patient reveals his ideas through free dilution or delusions or dreams where the analyst detects the conflicts of the subconscious that cause the patient's symptoms and personality disorder and explained to the patient to understand the patient and facilitate treatment . Psychoanalysis: The method of analysis of the mental processes of the unconscious and shows the relationship between feeling and feeling and psychological treatment. Developed by Sigmund Freud and considered successful at the scientific, practical, global and intellectual level. The Huasem applied to a special method in detecting unconscious mental processes and in the method of psychotherapy. The term is also due to the systematic construction of the theory of psychoanalysis based on the relationship between psychological and sensory processes. The technique of psychoanalysis and therapeutic analysis was adopted in its application and development to Sigmund Freud. His work was concerned with the construction and function of the human mind and had a very important impact in terms of practical and scientific and continued to influence contemporary thought.

Freud wrote in "Attempts in Psychoanalysis"