Symptoms and therapy

In the way of thinking of Dr. Giulio De Cinti symptoms must be analyzed and resolved by identifying the patient’s unhealthy personality profile. That is, they are closely related to the prevalence of her unhealthy part and therefore cannot be treated differently. The symptoms have significance within the identification of the person’s unhealthy Personality Profile.

Meaning of symptoms

Symptoms (such as depression, anxiety, panic attacks, insomnia) are the effects of living the unhealthy Personality Profile prevails, that is, the unhealthy part usually prevails. This is why it is important to approach the therapy starting from the analysis and identification of the patient’s personality profile.

Starting from the unhealthy personality profile

Even in relation to the high rate of co-morbidity found in clinical practice, if you want to understand the problems of the patient you must necessarily know the person where these problems are happening.

Symptoms cannot be resolved as elements in their own right, but must be addressed and resolved within the weakening of the patient’s unhealthy Personality Profile.

If we deal with the problems independently from the analysis of the Personality Profile, any overcoming of the symptoms would be momentary and their reappearance would be encountered after a certain period of time or the underlying unresolved discomfort would find other symptomatic forms with which express yourself.

Therapeutic Path

We must avoid reducing the therapeutic path only to an investigation only of the patient’s symptoms.

Once the unhealthy Personality Profile has been identified, the greatest effort must be referred to the change process. And any other references of the patient to his own discomfort must be referred and connected to it: that is, to the human type, to the patient’s conditioned modality and style.

The problems can therefore be faced and resolved through a psychotherapeutic path that works so that the healthy part prevails in the person and so that it is experienced by the patient with continuity and stability.