Tisza Kata - Hipnózis 6-kor - Abszurd terápiák az on the street a konyhában and a hálószobában

The central motif of Kata Tisza's book is the attachment patterns, the inherited and inherent, often invisible, damaged, malfunctioning relationship programs that endlessly repeat themselves in seemingly different, but still very similarly painful contexts. With the help of literary therapy texts, we can try to touch them in the act, see them, and move them out of their automatic bed, both with awareness and with the power of emotional work. Each outlined situation can be an alternative to take control over ourselves, whether it is about our role in our relationship, our parental position, or other social situations, both as women and men. However, the book is not afraid to show the situations when therapy does not help. Or it doesn't help in the way it should. Because what is considered regular in terms of therapeutic effect? Moreover, there are situations when it is the therapist who needs help and is confronted with the limitations of his profession.
The author expands the scope of the therapeutic effect from the doctor's office to everyday life, to our everyday spaces and relationships, to a healing encounter with someone, especially with ourselves. As we have become accustomed to, in a new and original way, on the border between literature and the helping profession, with the tools of absurd humor, at the same time with the complexity of understanding, with many individual opportunities for further thinking, emotional liberation and healing. Forming a thematic unit, the short stories moving alternating perspectives open up space for change: a truer connection to ourselves and the world.