Browse: Home / Psychology / Practical Psychology

Practical Psychology

The Dreams Freud Dreamed

The Dreams Freud Dreamed

By admin on 25/03/2009

THE DREAM ABOUT ROME
Before giving the dream Freud states: “I note the fact that although the wish which excites the dream is a contemporary wish, it is nevertheless greatly reinforced by memories of childhood. I refer to a series of dreams which are based on the longing to go to Rome. For a long time [...]

Posted in | Tagged , , , , | Leave a response

Refusing to keep on learning

Refusing to keep on learning

By admin on 18/01/2009

It seems so much easier to continue functioning in old familiar habit patterns than to make the effort to change. After all, making changes in one’s life requires identifying what different outcomes you desire and what actions needed to make those outcomes manifest. Then there is the planning, practice, persistence and progress required to make [...]

Posted in | Tagged , , , , , , , , | Leave a response

Affirmations could improve relationships

Affirmations could improve relationships

By admin on 07/01/2009

How we think, feel and behave is highly influenced by our own individualistic perceptual world. If we view the world as threatening, we will behave defensively. If we perceive it to be friendly and supportive, we will be open and curious. How we interpret our perceptual world determines how we choose to function within it.
Our [...]

Posted in | Tagged , , , , , , , , , , , , | Leave a response

Working together makes businesses, and people, healthy

Working together makes businesses, and people, healthy

By admin on 03/01/2009

If there were only two words that will characterize our society over the next year, they would be “transformational change.” Not unlike an individual struck with catastrophic or long-term illness, America has been forced to transform its lifestyle or succumb to poverty and international obscurity.
For the individual, corporate downsizing and the associated employee layoffs has [...]

Posted in | Leave a response