Tag: Psychosis
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Psychotherapy in the Age of Perceptual Saturation: Fantasy, Media, and the Transformation of Clinical Technique
Introduction Psychotherapy has never existed independently of the cultural and perceptual conditions in which it is practiced. While the core aim of psychotherapy has remained consistent — to facilitate psychological integration, emotional regulation, and insight — the means by which these goals are pursued have changed substantially over time. In recent decades, the omnipresence of…
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Fantasy, Psychosis, and the Modern Psyche: From Historical Foundations to Contemporary Pathologies
Introduction Fantasy has always been a central element in human psychological life, functioning as a mechanism for emotional regulation, symbolic processing, and imaginative exploration. From the earliest days of psychoanalysis to modern phenomenological considerations, the role of fantasy has been studied extensively, revealing its healthy, adaptive, and potentially pathological dimensions. In contemporary society, with pervasive…
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Psychosis: Insights, Psychotherapy, and Therapeutic Approaches
Definition and Diagnostic Classification Psychosis is a complex mental state characterized by a profound disruption of perception, thought, and emotional experience, often leading to a diminished ability to distinguish between internal experiences and external reality. Clinical manifestations include abnormal thoughts, hallucinations, delusions, disorganized thinking, affective dysregulation, and sometimes catatonic or motor disturbances. While traditionally associated…
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