Bagdy Emőke - Buda László - Koltai Mária - Pál Ferenc - Szondy Máté - Az egyensúlyvesztéstől az new egyensúlyig

We can easily lose our hard-won balance, which can be caused by some external event, change, trauma, or even an internal transformation that we did not want, and we feel helpless against it. For example: our work, which we used to particularly love, no longer satisfies us, in fact, it becomes a burden that is difficult to bear. Or: we are horrified to discover that our feelings for our partner have changed, we are no longer happy with him, or perhaps we long for someone else.
What happened is over, and now we don't know where to go next. This condition is understandably accompanied by great uncertainty, stress, and often paralyzing terror. However, the loss of balance is not a tragedy, it is only a transitional period between two life stages - but it can even become a tragedy if we misunderstand it and give the wrong answers in our desperation.
What can we hold on to in difficult, malleable periods? What can we draw strength from at this time? What methods and techniques are worth trying? What can help us find our way around? How can our body express the abnormal balance in the form of symptoms and diseases? When and why can loss of balance be useful? How can we get out of the chaos?
The authors of the volume are practicing psychologists, who show through a number of interesting case reports how we can get from a loss of balance to a new balance.