Abstract

Psychodynamics is a theoretical framework within psychology that explores the interplay between conscious and unconscious processes, aiming to understand the underlying forces and motivations that shape human behaviour, thoughts, and emotions. This abstract provides an overview of psychodynamics, including its historical development, key concepts, therapeutic applications, and critiques. It emphasizes the significance of the unconscious mind, defence mechanisms, and early childhood experiences in shaping personality development. The abstract also highlights the relevance of psychodynamic therapy in facilitating insight, healing, and personal growth. Psychodynamics is a theoretical framework in psychology that examines the interplay between conscious and unconscious processes, aiming to understand the underlying forces and motivations that shape human behaviour. This abstract provides a concise overview of psychodynamics, including its historical development, key concepts such as the unconscious mind and defence mechanisms, and its therapeutic applications. It emphasizes the importance of early childhood experiences and the role of psychodynamic therapy in facilitating insight and personal growth. The abstract highlights the enduring relevance of psychodynamics in understanding human behaviour and promoting psychological wellbeing.