We are ignorant of these matters or have taught them; But there seems to be a kind of symbolism of everything felt or imperceptible within our psychiatric clinics with our patients. This symbolism may be in the content of these things and the extent to which they affect each person individually or the whole process and the profiling that occurs from them, Once I was sitting in the clinic, I noticed that the vacuum of this dish, which is usually on the table, was approaching between me and my patient. That’s when I felt that this saucer and its connotations signified its symbolism within this ordinary space, Maybe I’ll carry this saucer with the unbearable symbolism, but I’ll do it against his will. It has evolved into a blog post that at least has to be uploaded by her.

If Freud claims that the royal path of our blindness is our dreams, this saucer – at least at the beginning of his idea – was in my mind the royal path of my velvet relationship with my patient, yes. The chocolate dish in one of my symbols is the title of the beginnings of my dreamy angelic view of the therapeutic process and the therapist’s relationship with his patient, is a symbol of my tumultuous beginnings and uncontrolled enthusiasm at that time. It’s an unspoken love expression. It is a gesture of kindness and a message of friendship.. She is a mother tenderness. It’s an incomplete father expression. It’s all this, so why not be a symbol of kindness in my patients’ eyes, and so one corner of the therapeutic process gently completed chocolate on the kindness of our relationship, perhaps this symbolism is delicious in perspective, although naïve is in it and neither is I.

One of the connotations that happens in the clinic because of this dish is a transient thing that may happen with any other dish. But inside the psychiatric clinic there has to be symbolism of this connotation, It is customary that I offer chocolate to patients at the end of the therapeutic session Most of the sick – perhaps in tact – do not reach out to the plate, even if they are willing to contain it unless you invite them, Sometimes, to a lesser extent, I find them to be permitted to take a pill, and then the fleeting laughter gets that this chocolate really is theirs. But when my eyes go, for example, to review the patient’s file or blood tests on the device, it’s very rare that a patient takes a pill of chocolate like that in surprise, or maybe they take it like that in the middle of our conversation and my eyes in his eye like that without the tact of permission that people know and not necessarily essential, this is the case. – Repeat – is it probably normal anywhere else, but in the clinic it has to be symbolic to attend. Is this action the product of the dynamic of the attitude to the anxiety of what the patient is experiencing and he recounts what he recounts, so that this action is aimed at discouraging these anxious feelings? Is it the forced need for sugar during the scramble of his worries’ salt? Is it the feeling of high entitlement? Is it an acute impression that hides what you’re hiding from… Or, as Al-Qusaibi – God’s mercy on him – said, is it narcissism that cannot be discreet to express itself? If this scene occurred after several sessions, then did the patient feel the affinity of the place or was it an indication of the vibration of some of the locations of the relationship between the parties? My patient was suffering from social anxiety for years. What does her hesitation to take chocolate the first time and accept it after several weeks without hesitation? And I don’t hide you at the time that this particular patient’s request gave me a long time of self-satisfaction. These questions are the tip of the iceberg of chocolate beans and we’re still in the middle of my blog post.

Another connotation that this saucer carries, and perhaps the reason for the beginning of this blog post, are moments near his chocolate vacuum or the persistence of his vacuum one day or less than some week, when questions of passion inevitably fall, perhaps all it is that I forgot to buy more chocolate on the way I go to the clinic, but when I hope, ask myself: Does the passion diminish? Is there a patient I have difficulty helping, getting my mind around and getting excited? Is it like Pascal’s physical laws with air that every air has the weight and weight of this air in my empty plate a lot of the worries of the world that my clinic chocolate has forgotten me? And on the other hand… Is the fullness of the saucer the opposite of the decline of passion and the joy of many moments with my patients who improved in that period? I don’t really know. But what I certainly know is that the dish vacuum is a disappointment to get drunk in my veins when it decreases and I accept it as a disappointment to my colleagues and the small number of visits to me at my clinic.

One of the exact symbols of this chocolate saucer is the moments that happen after my patient comes out of my clinic, and if I remember at the end of the meeting I would invite him to something from the saucer the question comes in Bali; Is this invitation an indication of the high quality and happiness of this session? Is it a sign of personal bias from me when I remembered with him in particular his invitation to chocolate? Or is this call from me a lot like the Trojans? When my gear narrowed me down and I felt the shortage of my trick, this chocolate was an attempt to save what could be saved? This may sound exciting, but the excitement of symbolism really happens when I forget to invite my patient to chocolate before he goes out, I forget in all cases to serve chocolate because I simply forgot – or so I suppose – and when she brings the most profound questions, have I forgotten about the fatigue and anxiety of the session? Have you forgotten that, I wish, I was very much involved in the moments of our session? Or was it more sensitive because I forgot because of a personal bias that happened so unhygienically and was an adverse transfer that I had to reflect on? I keep remembering my Swedish patient when she told me what it meant: “I always told my girlfriends that you were the doctor who carried a pill of chocolate when I got out of his clinic, but last time you forgot to give me… And I just told my best friend that “This situation alone carries a lot of symbolism of this saucer!

In conclusion… Maybe if my questions here are more than my statements, it’s something I see.