Interpretation: problems in developmental age psychotherapy

Abstract

The will to power emerges as a form of compensation for the insecurity present in adolescent neurosis. Family dynamics, often characterized by a lack of security, fuel feelings of inferiority in young people, which can manifest themselves in defiant behavior and self-destructive attempts. Psychotherapy with adolescents must therefore focus on creating an environment of security and stability in order to reduce neurotic impulses and promote positive development of their sense of self. Active intervention by the therapist is crucial in order to change the relationship, aiming for balanced growth