Psychodynamic Analysis

What is psychodynamic analysis?

Psychodynamic analysis is a type of therapy where we explore unconscious thoughts, feelings and past experiences to uncover what’s driving current behaviour. Based on Freudian theory this looks at how unresolved conflicts from childhood or other significant life events are shaping emotional struggles and relationships. Through self-reflection and talking we gain insight into our inner world and long-term emotional growth and healing.

Reflection and integration of insights gained through this approach may require time to integrate into current functioning, therefore pacing of sessions can be quite individualized. While most forms of short-term therapy (6-20 sessions) will focus on current conditions, psychodynamic approaches can be approached in segments over time.

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What are the benefits of psychodynamic analysis?

  • Gets to the bottom of emotional and behavioural patterns
  • Resolves unconscious conflicts
  • Increases self-awareness and emotional intelligence
  • Improves relationships
  • Supports long term emotional and psychological well-being

How does psychodynamic analysis bring positive change?

  • Develops non-judgmental awareness of thoughts, helping you observe them without reacting emotionally or getting caught in unhelpful patterns
  • Explores unresolved emotional conflicts
  • Understands unconscious motivations
  • Expresses and processes emotions
  • Recognises patterns in relationships and behaviour
  • Increases self-acceptance and personal growth

Concerns addressed by psychodynamic analysis

  • Unresolved trauma and childhood issues
  • Anxiety and depression
  • Relationship problems
  • Emotional regulation
  • Low self-esteem and self-worth
  • Self-sabotaging patterns
  • Grief
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I be hypnotized if I’m sceptical? Yes, most people can enter a hypnotic state if they are open to the process, even if they are sceptical.

Will I lose control during hypnosis? No, hypnosis is a collaborative process, and you remain in control and aware throughout the session.

How many sessions will I need to see results? This varies from person to person, but many people see benefits after 3-6 sessions.

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If you have any questions about the above, please feel free to call us.