Our Internal Conflicts

This book presents the first systematic exposition of the theory of neurosis in world practice – the causes of neurotic conflicts, their development, and treatment – widely and thoughtfully structuring a vast array of previously disparate facts, captivating from the first reading with its depth and at the same time the ease of narration. Based on these materials, all contemporary psychoanalysts have trained and begun their practice.
The book provides a detailed classification of types of neurotic personality with the resulting main neurotic impulses, their basic conflicts, and neurotic defenses, as well as methods for working with these states described in accessible language.
The book is recommended for professionals in the field of psychology, psychotherapy, practicing psychologists, and anyone interested in the topic of neurotic conflicts.