The Conscious, Preconscious and Unconscious Mind. Freud’s Topographical Model

[@GodHelpMe369]

Traits that predict and cause illness: 1. Automatic concern for other people's (emotional) needs above your own 2. A rigid identification with duty, role, and responsibility 3. Repressed (and/or suppressed) emotions 4. (Self-limiting) beliefs: 5. Responsibility for other people's emotions 6. "I must NEVER disappoint ANYONE..." So, When there’s a disagreement, when I need to say YES or when I need to say NO, when I need to state my needs, and ask for them to be met... When I need to create boundaries... There's a possibility and a probability, that someone will inevitably, most likely, be disappointed in me... So I engage in every encounter, interaction, and relationship... In a way that ensures, that the person disappointed in me... NEVER ends up being me! I aim to never repress, never suppress. I aim to never lose parts of myself. Radical honesty only: 100% of the time. Always, all ways. I NO LONGER HAVE MY VOICE SILENCED. I ROAR!!! ‼‼‼‼‼‼‼‼

[@LewisPsychology]

I love this. Thanks for sharing. Best wishes, Teresa.

[@ClarionAkhanolu-nq7by]

Was finding it difficult to understand all that goes on in the unconscious mind, this video was straight to the point and detailed, thank you.

[@healforreal9566]

I love the iceberg analogy. It's a very clear explanation of the model. 😊

[@LewisPsychology]

Thanks for your support. Best wishes, Teresa.

[@GodHelpMe369]

how do I heal? how do I swim through the oceans of grief? how to release the rage? why must I suffer? and how do I stop suffering?

[@adrianmiles7678]

Have the courage to choose to face what’s in ur subconscious, no matter what it is and find a therapist who does EMDR. I’m 4 years in to the hard slog but can only say this about it. It’s the most meaningful journey you will ever take in life!

[@waynezahra9213]

This woman’s explanation is spot on. She has a great way of explaining. Have you seen other KZbins videos trying to explain? They actually like the sound of their own voices and forget what their purpose is. -True story.

[@LewisPsychology]

Thank you for your support. Best wishes, Teresa.

[@waynezahra9213]

@@LewisPsychology Good morning Teresa. Have a great day. The power of our mind creates our world right? 🙏❤️

[@LewisPsychology]

Yes ❤️

[@stevebatty7733]

When I was around I was bitten in the face by a black lab while in our front yard. My father came running when he heard my screams. I only know of the event because my father related the event to me many years later. There used to be a few small scares along my hair line and have long since disappeared. I can never remember having a fear of dogs. I attribute this to how my father reacted to the event as he examined my face. My father was a small town MD and a had a very calming nature with me and his patients. He frequently told me Steve, don’t let fear control your life. Except for my college years and two years in the USAF I have always had a dog in my life. Sometimes more than one. Thanks Dad for being there for me.

[@LewisPsychology]

Your father’s calm reassurance certainly made all the difference here. Thanks for sharing your story. Best wishes, Teresa.

[@malakdarraj4943]

The way you talk is so soothing 🫶

[@LewisPsychology]

Thank you so much. Best wishes, Teresa.

[@harastefanou4940]

I enjoyed the shift from the iceberg image to that of the puzzle because it aligns with Lacan’s idea that the three topographies are actually one the same surface level and it’s a matter of connecting them.

[@LewisPsychology]

Glad you like it. Best wishes, Teresa.

[@perusewithme]

you teach better than my psychology teacher😭. Loved it fr!!😭💖

[@LewisPsychology]

Thank you so much. Best wishes, Teresa.

[@jamieestavez7752]

Thanks for the short yet detailed video. I have an exam on Tuesday and am trying to simplify my revision and this has helped. 😊

[@LewisPsychology]

Best of luck! Best wishes, Teresa.

[@liontigercatviji]

Very clear explanation.

[@LewisPsychology]

Thank you. Best wishes, Teresa.

[@musaarif3126]

Thank you for your effective explanation

[@LewisPsychology]

Thank you for your kind feedback. Best wishes, Teresa.

[@lienrich2507]

Thank you for this insightful video! :)))

[@LewisPsychology]

That's great to hear, thank you. Best wishes, Teresa.

[@krishnendu008]

Thank you for such a wonderful and simple explanation..A really helpful vdo..

[@LewisPsychology]

Thank you for your support. Best wishes, Teresa.

[@denaceabeo2021]

📌thanks for this video!💓 helped me a lot🌟

[@LewisPsychology]

Thanks Denace. Best wishes, Teresa.

[@3SIDEGOOF]

Is it possible to not have any repressed memories ? What if i have experiences trauma or something unpleasant but I can remember it all ?

[@LewisPsychology]

Yes, not all memories are repressed. You can remember unpleasant experiences too. Best wishes, Teresa.

[@dogstick12]

My take away is grouping things in three gives you the ability to access things in your conscious.

[@tomkat69pc]

why people always say "unconscious" instead of "subconscious"? unconscious is mechanical like blinking and breathing while subconscious is where trauma is hidden ..

[@LewisPsychology]

The video is clinically accurate. I’m talking about Sigmund Freuds teachings. Best wishes, Teresa.

[@alyaaqilla7108]

Hi Lewis I do really love your explanation! it helps me a lot in completing my thesis. If you don't mind, could you help me by mention some books you use to explain this video? Thank you in advance!

[@LewisPsychology]

I’m pleased to hear my video has been helpful. I think any book about Freuds work would be helpful. I can’t recommend one book. Best wishes, Teresa.

[@sultanalblooshi8912]

you helped me so much thank you :)

[@LewisPsychology]

That’s great to hear. Best wishes, Teresa.

[@abdurrafay8381]

Great work

[@mayasnew2085]

❤ Great thanks

[@YutiyaH.]

Thank you for the great insights and explanation. I found it very useful.

[@LewisPsychology]

That’s great to hear. Best wishes, Teresa.

[@RainnaSpencer]

Very helpful

[@martinnogales2259]

I'm very happy to find your channel , the topic are amazing , plus your british accet are marvelous , You have a new suscriptor , and thanks for your effort and confidence

[@LewisPsychology]

Thank you so much for your kind words of support. Best wishes, Teresa.

[@MonaRamadan-q5l]

Thanks ❤

[@myrahouse2368]

Thankyou.

[@emekdenizdemirci]

Thanks for a Great video

[@LewisPsychology]

Thank you for your kind comment. Best wishes, Teresa.

[@jeddklampitt9749]

The conscious mind has no memories. All memories and life experiences are inside the unconscious mind. In Transactional Analysis, there are three ego states. They are the Child Ego state, the Parent Ego state, and the Adult Ego state.

[@LewisPsychology]

I have many videos on TA. Take a look at my TA playlist. Best wishes, Teresa.

[@jeddklampitt9749]

I have many books that I read on TA so I am well informed about the subject.

[@putripurnamasari-zk6kx]

@@jeddklampitt9749hello can you recommend me about the books? Sorry i am not fluent at english. Thank you

[@jeddklampitt9749]

@@putripurnamasari-zk6kx I recommend Emotional Intelligence by Daniel Goleman, The Road Less Travelled by M. Scott Peck, I'm OK - You"re OK by Thomas Harris, Transactional Analysis by Eric Berne, The Mind Diet by Maggie Moon, and The Six Pillars Of Self Esteem by Nathaniel Branden.

[@cronesgaming7912]

Can we access represed memory

[@LewisPsychology]

It is not available to us, it is repressed. Best wishes, Teresa.

[@adrianmiles7678]

The preconscious is just the easier stuff to access as it’s not as traumatised as the fully repressed stuff.

[@asamnbelay3352]

How deep our 🧠 is 🤔

[@asamnbelay3352]

Is there anyway to delete our unconscious memory?

[@LewisPsychology]

No. Best wishes. Teresa.

[@oopswrongplanet7309]

You can change the contents of your subconscious mind. You can’t delete it but you can edit or alter it. There are several ways to do this and numerous videos you can explore on this topic, especially from Joe Dispenza, and Bruce Lipton.

[@mayasnew2085]

❤

[@abdurrafay8381]

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