Psyche and the Unconscious

In the “Psyche and the Unconscious” category, discover the latest articles, psychological analyses, and symbolic interpretations of lived experiences, the individual unconscious, and mental dynamics—a guide to a deeper understanding of the human psyche and the hidden maps of the mind.

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A Comprehensive and Pragmatic Approach to Managing Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD): Case Study and Analysis
Introduction Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is one of the most common and impactful mental illnesses, severely diminishing quality of life for both sufferers and those around them. This disorder poses challenges not only for individuals but also for families, healthcare systems, and even workplaces. In recent years, with the adoption of scientific approaches, evidence-based strategies, and…
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Systemic Analysis of the Modern Father’s Role Amid Technological and Social Transformations
Layer 1: The Modern Father as a Dynamic System In contemporary society, the role of the father has moved away from the static and linear constructs of past decades, evolving into a dynamic and nonlinear system. At the core of this system lies the father’s active human and emotional presence within the family—not simply through…
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Theoretical Analysis of Collective Trauma Psychology
(Based on the Systemic Energy Disorder Processing Model) Introduction The psychology of collective trauma, as a novel branch of social and cultural psychology, focuses particularly on the consequences of catastrophic events that simultaneously affect a broad spectrum of a population. These events, such as war, genocide, or social crises, not only cause individual psychological harm,…
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