Self-Analysis

Karen Horney is one of the key figures in the development of psychoanalysis and modern personality psychology, who introduced new ideas into the understanding of how the human psyche is structured. Her works helped to delve deeper into the nature of neurotic conflicts and laid the foundation for further theoretical research in the field of psychoanalysis.
In the book "Self-Analysis," the author carefully examines hidden unconscious attitudes and internal conflicts that often influence our actions and emotional state. Based on many years of experience working with patients, she offers vivid and memorable examples that help the reader not only realize the complexities of the path of self-analysis but also feel how the gradual overcoming of internal barriers facilitates change and finding inner balance.
This book will be of interest both to professionals in the field of psychology and psychotherapy and to anyone who wants to learn to better understand their emotions, consciously relate to their feelings, and build harmonious relationships with themselves and the surrounding world.