Psychotherapy

Jungian analyst & couples therapist

Tag: philosophy

  • The Victim Complex: The Shadow of Inferiority

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    Sometimes, the inferiority complex  comes with a companion—the victim complex. But what’s the difference between them? 📌 The inferiority complex is centered around self-perceived inadequacy—📌 The victim complex is shaped by a history of unfair suffering and injustice. To develop a victim complex, a person’s childhood must have included: This deepens the feeling of helplessness, creating a pervasive sense of injustice that follows them into adulthood. 🔹 A…

  • The Inferiority Complex and Its Deep-Rooted Impact

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    One of the most significant psychological burdens that arises from the mother and father complex is the inferiority complex. It is often closely tied to the authority complex, though it can also exist independently. From the moment we are born, we are shaped by the gaze of our mother, our father, and our siblings.As we grow, we see ourselves through their eyes.…

  • False Archetypal Myths: Stories That Keep Us Trapped

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    False archetypal myths are narratives that keep individuals stuck in limitation, fear, and self-denial. These myths are often inherited from family expectations, cultural programming, or traumatic experiences. Some of the most common false myths people unknowingly live: 1. The Martyr Myth (self-sacrifice without purpose) 2. The Hero Who Must Prove Their Worth 3. The Fairytale…