The "Psychoanalysis" school is the first systematic, theoretically supported branch of modern psychological consultation and psychotherapy.
Many of this school's theoretical knowledge and techniques have been deconstructed and integrated into those familiar frameworks in psychological consultation, even becoming akin to "common sense" concepts.
This results in a sense of disconnection.
When learners discuss the techniques of the "Psychoanalysis" school, they either address methods like "Transference Analysis," "Deep Defense Mechanism," and "Reconstruction of Past Experiences," which seem fundamental and almost unnecessary to systematically study, as most who have learned about consultation know a bit about them;
or they delve into advanced techniques like "Hypnosis," "Dream Interpretation," and "Subconscious Dialogue," which are so profound as to seem somewhat esoteric.
