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“Practical Psychology”

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The course “Practical Psychology”, academic year 2020 — 2021.

The real ability to manage yourself and the balance of other people begins with studying psychology.


Relationships between people are often built on so-called “kitchen psychology”. People complain to you, you sympathise, support them and give advice. And they come back to you again and again with the same problem and land in the same situations. As if they do not hear you. But do they want to?

Sound familiar? How do you feel when this happens?

If your life is full of such people and situations, you most likely have unique gifts and talents: a deep inner world, the ability to empathise, kindness and compassion. Next to you, people feel “at home” and receive help and support.

If a person needs to care for others, to look after them and sympathise, they will do it quite naturally and selflessly. Isn’t that happiness?

Everything has two sides (and psychology helps you see this). If there are psychological blocks or beliefs, a psychological imbalance and distorted perception, then even the kindest person may one day lose their peace of mind and balance.

They will give and give, receiving nothing in return. In time, they will be wanted only when someone needs a problem solved, support or sympathy. While there is strength left, this is inspiring, and you feel valuable, needed and important. You feel you are in your place and can say that you are “a good person”. It is important to know how to use your gifts and to learn to replenish your “reserves” in time.

Do you know how to take care of yourself? To rest when you need to?

Do you know what you want?

Do you allow yourself what you want?

Is it hard for you to say “no” to other people? Even to those closest and dearest to you?

With a kind heart and a generous Soul, it is so easy to give in to the temptation of being needed by someone else rather than by yourself.

Do you like helping people?

Do you want to help for real, with results?

Sign up for the course “Practical Psychology”, where in just 12 months you will learn to help yourself and others, drawing on the experience of practitioners and masters of their craft.

More about the course programme here: “Anatomy of the Psyche. Practical Psychology”

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