Pathologies of the Mind
Narcissism has become such a persuasive psychotic trait that society is now deemed "Normal " or "Revered" as the general population seems...
Permission, Protection and Potency
They are collectively known as the 3 P`s in transactional analysis to set the stage for a practical therapeutic framework. If the...
Three Characters
The narcissist is formed by their relationship with primary objects (mother/father). Their parents can be too intrusive or rejecting, as failed attempts...
Rape of the Mind
Techniques of Submission
Today man is no longer punished only for his crimes; now, he may be...
The Central Ego
We are all object-related by our own nature, the self in relation to the other and the relationship between. The structure for...
New ideas of the Self
An infant tries to maintain an original sense of perfection and omnipotence within an illusion of unity with the motherly figure. The...
Spirituality
The spiritual practice involves exploring who and what we ultimately are our true essential nature. However, western psychology focuses on the conditioned...
Object Relations – Part 2
Because of distortion in the ego structure and functions, the borderline patient manifests a severely aggressive transference with acting out reactions (Ego...
Psychic Equilibrium
Neurotics seem to be under a continuous pressure of compulsion, which overrides the pleasure principle. Recurrence relates to the active behaviour of...
Psychic Retreats
A retreat provides a patient with relative peace and protection from stress when any meaningful contact with an analyst is experienced as...
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Narcissistic Wounds
The narcissistic child has omnipotent, controlling and tyrannical fantasies of controlling his mother (object), which are part of normal development but need...
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Character Analysis
Very few clients can accurately analyse at the onset of therapy, as the threat of ego fragmentation makes analysis hard. The neurotic...
Restoration of the Self
Early on, the parents will supportively mirror the strivings of the child’s grandiose self and not threaten their idealization as parents, which...
Separation Anxiety
During the symbiotic phase, the child has a cognitive experience of “oneness”, where the mother gratifies the child's needs, unaware of the...
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Narcissistic Wounds
The narcissistic child has omnipotent, controlling and tyrannical fantasies of controlling his mother (object), which are part of normal development but need...
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Games People Play
Berne (1964) defined games as:
“A game is an ongoing series of complementary ulterior transactions progressing to...
