8/ ...but that is not true. The psychoanalyst looks at a person as a whole, we don't care about the here and now, because the way people behave today comes from experiences they had when they were young

7/ This happens because all of you life story molds and shapes you into who you are today. A lot of people think that the psychoanalyst only looks at a person's childhood in order to help a person understand

6/ Even though I studied psychology and psychoanalysis, it's been incredibly hard for me to realize, accept and embrace what is wrong with me and start to move from there and try to change what I need

5/ The way I see it, I feel that many times we try to deduct what is wrong with us with an organic approach, because tackling the problem from the psychic side makes us start realizing what is wrong with

4/ Freud literally gave his mindset a 180 degree turn. It was astounding reading his work and watching him evolve and change his approach towards the human mind from a psychic point of view and to leave

3/ I decided to change the topic because I work with children and in order to keep learning about this, it is very important to follow Freud's path and go deep into with mindset, from being a medical doctor

2/ I still haven't finished my thesis because at first I was doing it on Eating disorders (anorexia and bulimia) analyzing 2 life stories. I was pretty advanced but I got stuck, so I decide to change the

Before I begin, I would like to share with you that I have a college degree in psychology and a masters in psychoanalysis. I still have to deliver my thesis though, but I do have the knowledge. 1/20

Hello!! Today I am going to talk a little bit about the importance of setting limits to our children, from the point of view of the psychoanalytic theory. #threadstorm #psychoanalysis

It would be ideal, but the violence in Mexico is terrible and makes many citizens stop doing many things and going places. I also love going to markets, because of the price and because you find everything

Thanks :)

but you should try it :) you remember more the beautiful moments you spent with the dogs, than your own death and the most important thing is that you change the lives of the dogs you rescue from the street.

Gracias Omar, también lamento lo de Sam. Perder a un perro u otro animal es muy doloroso. A veces me digo a mi misma que ya no quiero tener más perros porque es triste verlos volverse viejitos o enfermarse,

Fue muy doloroso y créeme, me encantaría ayudar a más perros, pero en mi casa ya hay cuatro y la economía no me da. Si fuera fácil encontrarles casa, rescataría a todos, los curaría y los daría en adopción,

I wish there were more people who cared about them, maybe this problem would be much less

That was another issue that made me very angry, minutes after he died, he called me, because in the morning I was calling him to tell him that I saw the dog very badly. Of course, when I answered him,

Pienso lo mismo que tú, los perros tienen un sexto sentido, es impresionante cuando se acurrucan a tu lado (sabiendo que estas triste o que algo te sucede), cuando uno de sus hermanos perrunos esta enfermo

Mucha suerte!

As always, your photos and the places you go to are incredible. But the best thing is that you live so close to a place as beautiful as "Campo de Oro". In Mexico it is difficult to find places

Son cariñosos contigo? Tuve hace muchos años, uno que rescate de un estacionamiento cuando fui a competir a otro estado de Mèxico y una que ya estaba viejita que llego a mi también, pero mi mamá las dio