Psychoanalytical (adjective)

Relating to or based on psychoanalysis, the theory and therapeutic method that views the unconscious mind as the source of mental disorder.

Origin:

Derived from psychoanalysis, a psychoanalytic theory and therapeutic method developed by sigmund freud.

Examples:

1. The psychoanalytical approach to psychology has been widely used to treat patients with mental health issues.
2. The patient underwent a series of psychoanalytical sessions to explore her childhood experiences.
3. The psychoanalytical method involves exploring the patient's unconscious thoughts and feelings.
4. The psychoanalytical theory posits that unconscious conflicts can be at the root of many mental disorders.
5. The psychoanalytical techniques used by the therapist helped the patient to overcome her anxiety.