Between Us Therapy. Exploring Oneself and the Value of the Unconscious

A new release from Irina Giber mann, author of the bestseller «Living as I Want». A book about the laws of the psyche, how the unconscious shapes our lives and how to see the patterns behind emotions, attachments, and fears.... We often perceive the psyche as a collection of separate processes — emotions, thinking, memory, attachment, defense. But in reality, it is a system where everything is interconnected. Our history influences our perception of the future, our unconscious governs our choices, and our early identifications shape our reactions. This book is about how to see the system. The language of the book is slow, dense, requiring silence. It does not explain but listens. It does not heal but simply exists. The reader here is simultaneously an explorer, the explored, and a tool for exploration. The book accompanies them like an analytic session: with pauses, digressions, and silence that speaks more than words and creates movement. There is nothing simple in the psyche, and meeting oneself is not a one-time event. Therefore, the author does not provide ready-made advice. Instead, she offers keys. After reading this book, you will: learn how unconscious scenarios work in your life; learn to use aggression, fear, and vulnerability as resources and support; meet the most important person in your life — yourself. Who this book is for: For those interested in psychotherapie, self-analysis, and unconscious processes. For those who want to learn to hear themselves, their true needs, and inner impulses. For readers who want to explore their emotions, fears, and attachments not superficially, but systematically. For those who liked the book «Living as I Want» and courses from Irina Giber mann. Features of the book — The book is structured as a space for the reader's insights. The author consciously refrains from simplifications and provides only keys, metaphors, and images. — The author creates the effect of a conversation in a psychoanalyst's office, leaving pauses and space for reflection, making reading an interactive process of self-discovery. — Not just a psychology book, but a deep immersion into the laws of the psyche.