Recently, a new method in the field of psychotherapy has become increasingly popular - the method of cellular memory. Using it, a person tries to penetrate consciousness in order to be able to "reprogram" himself from various vices.
This is one of the most popular approaches in psychological practice at the present time. According to this theory, human cells reflect their entire history, and this is a kind of cellular memory. It is with her help that we behave in a certain way, we have the appropriate behaviors and addictions. Psychotherapists all over the world are still racking their brains about how to get to these treasures of the most valuable information in order to be able to influence a person's condition and help him in certain life situations.
According to the cellular theory, we go through painful life situations over and over again, never finding a way out. Man obeys, as if some dark instinct leading him into the abyss. These include alcoholism, drug addiction, addictive behavior and other vices. Can a person do something in this case? How can you help an individual achieve healing and relieve pain?
How can you “reprogram” a person? First of all, the psychotherapist must "immerse himself in the person", ie. observe his condition and demeanor during the session. This will help identify certain patterns in his behavior and understand the course of his thoughts. However, this is only one of the theories as to how this method can be used. Many questions remain unanswered so far.
