Psychoanalysis is a method of psychotherapy that aims to bring out the painful moments of a person's childhood pushed to the subconscious. I suggest that every second person undergo psychoanalysis with a psychoanalyst. To do this, there must be many psychoanalysts and it will be necessary for the other half (each of the two) to study psychoanalysis. Thus, half of the world's population will be psychoanalysts, and the other will be treated by them. But since everyone needs to undergo psychoanalysis, this means that psychoanalysts will also have to go to other psychoanalysts and there will be a merry-go-round that will lead to a reduction in psychopaths. There will be no need for psychiatrists or drugs. Everyone in the first grade must undergo psychoanalysis and so on for the rest of their lives. In this way we will create a healthy society, without mental problems and pushes, without oedipal complexes. We will live in peace and bliss. So I suggest.
1 sdubba answered
Good idea, but who will treat the psychoanalysts themselves? Everyone has one or another problem, but it is assumed that a person is healthy when 1. is able to work 2. is able to work 3. is able to work If a person has depression, he is not able to work and society has an interest in treating him. If someone sits at home and trembles for fear of leaving home, if he gets a heart arrhythmia, getting in a car or a plane, if something prevents him from being able to work and participate fully in public life, then he is a suitable patient for psychoanalysis. The person decides for himself whether to be treated or not. Personally, if I had nerve problems, I would be treated. There is nothing shameful about treating yourself if you are depressed, have a fear neurosis or some strange tic.