Mental illness, especially compulsion and fear, can be called "cancer." Individuals must give their all and persevere. (Not to say, but to act in reality, to reflect on yourself.)

Mental illness, especially compulsion and fear, can be called "cancer." Individuals must give their all and persevere. (Not to say, but to act in reality, to reflect on yourself.) ）

After each symptom lasts for a certain period of time, the ego will use the symptoms to benefit itself, that is, to profit from the disease.

In addition to laziness in taking advantage of the disease, retaliating against others, destroying others, and not letting others progress and develop are the biggest secrets for patients to maintain symptoms.

Cracking this secret, making the client aware of their own motivation requires constant elimination of interference (self-defense), and if the client would rather destroy himself than take revenge on others, then removing the symptoms is whimsical.

In addition, there is the self-conceit of individuals who go deep into the bone marrow in order to maintain self-confidence, and to heal, these false and unsupported conceits must be removed and restored to normal self-affirmation. And these pathological boasts are the patient's survival dependence. The hard work of removing it can be imagined.

Therefore, we cannot be blindly optimistic about healing.