In the development of psychological consultation techniques, the psychoanalytic school has continuously evolved with the times, eventually forming the psychodynamic school in modern times.
And dynamic interpretation is one of the techniques of the psychodynamic school.
However, dynamic interpretation is not like grounding techniques or breathing relaxation, which are techniques used at certain stages of consultation.
Rather, it is a set of dialogue skills that run throughout the entire consultation as a framework.
The core of dynamic interpretation is the process of elevating the conflicts, motivations, desires, defense mechanisms, and internal object relationship patterns from the client's subconscious to the conscious level and presenting them to the client.
It is a more systematic arrangement of the "presentation of the subconscious," which is the core of the psychoanalytic school.
This interpretation is mainly divided into three levels.
