The connection between the throat and the pelvis or how to allow yourself to have an intense orgasm In the human body there is a silent connection between two seemingly different areas: the limbs and the neck. This connection, often neglected and underestimated, is revealed in the joint structure of these anatomical structures, born from…
Kidneys psychosomatics – What does the body tell us? Kidneys psychosomatics. The kidneys are important organs in the human body, responsible for a number of vital functions that maintain our health and well-being.Located in the lower part of the torso, on either side of the kidneys, these pear-shaped organs play a key role in filtering…
Overcoming Shame: The Path to Healing and Self-Acceptance Shame is, as the well-known psychologist Belaruth Nepristec described it, a complex and immobilizing emotion that can arise from a wounding trauma in childhood or fear of being rejected by a group. It can affect every aspect of our lives, leading to a detachment from our authentic…
Attachment Styles Early interactions are shaped by experiences with primary caregivers, laying the foundation for our adult relationship patterns. Let’s take a look at the different attachment styles that often emerge from these formative experiences. In the secure attachment realm, individuals typically reflect a sense of autonomy and emotional resilience. Growing up, they likely had…
Fear of Life and Erectile Dysfunction The fear of intimacy within the schizoid structure is intricately linked to emotional detachment and can have significant implications, including a potential link to erectile dysfunction. The emotional barriers that individuals with the schizoid structure erect can extend to physical intimacy, leading to difficulty establishing and maintaining intimate relationships.…
Character styles of survival and defense Schizoid structure: A schizoid structure is characterized by emotional detachment and an expressed need for autonomy. Individuals with schizoid traits often struggle with forming deep emotional bonds, which can lead to feelings of isolation and a tendency towards loneliness. The relationship may be emotionally distant, and it is difficult…
Psychosomatics vol. 7. – Cancer – What does the body tell us? Psychosomatics cancer. To understand cancer, it is particularly important to think analogously. It is worth becoming aware of the fact that every whole that we feel or define (unity among unities) is, on the one hand, part of an even larger whole, and…
Group therapy Group therapy, according to the book “Theory and practice of group psychotherapy” (Jalom, 2005). One of the basic principles focuses on the hope that group therapy brings to its members. Each individual comes to therapy with a specific problem, and in the group, unlike the individual approach, they come face to face with…
Delaying masturbation: Discovering the Physical and Psychological Benefits In the realm of personal wellness, individuals often encounter a variety of practices that contribute to their overall health, both physical and mental. One such practice that is gaining attention is the decision to put masturbation on hold. This conscious choice can lead to transformative outcomes, affecting…
Projective identification Projective identification is a complex process that often goes unnoticed, but plays a key role in interpersonal relationships and psychological functioning. Regardless of whether or not it is conscious, this phenomenon often occurs during communication and interpersonal interaction. Deeply rooted in psychological dynamics, this concept reflects the way in which people transfer their…