[Recipients_People who want to study about human mind and psychology]
Through KIP Psychology Treatment Training, you can learn about the operational mechanism of human mind and psychology, so anyone who is interested in the topic may find it highly intriguing and inspiring. Its analysis of the unconscious is considered to be innovative and unique, contributing to the advancement of conventional psychological theories and practices. When you accurately understand the operational mechanism of human unconscious, your understanding of human mind and psychology will become much clearer and more profound.
Conventional theories of psychology tend to focus on the analysis of human conscious and their practices also address the issues at the conscious level. Although conventional theories and practices have made quite remarkable accomplishments in treating pathological conditions of psychology, they also have faced limitations by not being able to adequately analyze human unconscious.
KIP Psychology Treatment Training adopts the Theory of Mimind and Xesmind that attempts to explain the operation of the unconscious and the interaction between the conscious and the unconscious. When you study the Theory of Mimind and Xesmind by taking KIP Psychology Treatment Training, you will be able to put many pieces of the puzzle together and take a big step toward understanding the mechanism of human mind and psychology.
Through KIP Psychology Treatment Training, you can learn about :
- The mechanism of generating thoughts and emotions
- The mechanism of the operation of mind and psychology
- The mechanism of the interaction between the conscious and the unconscious
- The mechanism of the operation of the unconscious
Once you understand the operational mechanism of mind and psychology, you will be able to accurately analyze and interpret diverse psychological phenomena and pathological conditions. You will also be able to build the ability to solve your own psychological problems and adequately pursue happiness and self-actualization.
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