Psychoanalytic (adjective)

1. Of or relating to psychoanalysis or its methods and principles.
2. Relating to or using the theories and methods of psychoanalysis.

Origin:

From psychoanalyse + -ic.

Examples:

1. The psychoanalytic session helped her to understand her childhood traumas.
2. He underwent psychoanalytic therapy to better understand his emotional issues.
3. The book is a psychoanalytic study of the relationship between language and psychoanalysis.
4. Many of the theories developed by psychoanalysis have been incorporated into other branches of psychoanalytic psychology.
5. The psychoanalytic approach to understanding the mind is based on the idea that unconscious thoughts and feelings influence behavior.