PSYCHOLOGICAL THERAPY

Does Psychological Therapy work in the same way for everyone

Psychological Therapy

Introduction

The core goal of psychology is to help other people by supporting and guiding them so that they can improve their life. The question which arises here is how to help others to overcome their mental problem. This is only possible with the psychological therapy. Psychotherapy literally means treatment of the soul or psychological problems. It provides help regarding the disorders in thinking, feeling, experience and action. These include mental disorders such as anxiety, depression, eating disorders, behavioural disorders in children and adolescents, addictions and compulsions.

In this paper, we attempt to deal with basic concepts in this area, the characteristics and the ways they can be worn and well as along the course could address many crucial issues. However, it should be noted that psychological therapy differs from person to person which reflects the main goal of this science.

Discussion

Psychotherapy applied to psychosomatic disorders. The term psychosomatic medicine is an expression of the psyche (soul) a destructive body. However, the psyche of the person differs from each other. The psychological therapy does not work in the same way for everyone. The reason for this is that human personalities and mind are different. No doubt there are certain emotional and mental processes which are common in everyone. However, the process differs as one might have mix process and other experience through stronger process. As a result, a therapeutic approach which worked, for one person needed to be modified for another person.

Client Personality May Impact on the Process

The client-centred psychotherapy is the name of a psychotherapy which framed in humanistic psychology. Customer means to emphasize a different semantic nuance to patient as customer stays with the responsibility and freedom on the therapeutic process as an active agent, which opposed to “patient”, this indicated in its literal sense “be patient with the problem” frequently speaks of “customer-centric approach”. Approach is a more general term which used instead of philosophical nuances that allow it framed with a consistent understanding of psychotherapy and interpersonal exchanges that occurred during psychotherapy (Clark & Faiburn, 2003).

Psychodynamic Approach

Different patients have different issues, which are deal differently by the Doctors. Therefore, in this regard, it is true that in order to deal with different issues of the different clients, the utilization of process of psychodynamic theory is different. Psychotherapy is a method of intervention for mental disorders that privileges psychological techniques for the purpose to change mental process for non-medical therapeutic relationship. Cognitive functions are the basis of the condition of mental health. There are many forms of psychotherapy each comprises of its own theoretical model and techniques of intervention therapy.

The psychodynamic approach derived historically from the Freudian and Jungian concept of the psychological dynamics. Freud founded the psychoanalysis, a theoretical model of psychological structure with its therapeutic among other things. The concept of psychodynamic related to the mental disorder, obviously that is not dependent on clarification of organic defects. It mainly resulted from an inadequate response to the reality ...