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What is the role of the unconscious in psychodynamic therapy?
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What is the role of the unconscious in psychodynamic therapy?
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The unconscious is thought to play a major role in shaping an individual's behaviour and experiences. In psychodynamic therapy, the therapist helps clients bring unconscious thoughts and feelings to the surface to promote healing and growth.
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