The feeling that life is going great and cool is quite an ordinary state. But the thought that something is still missing is haunted. Everything is wrong, everything is wrong. The famous psychologist Abraham Maslow, back in 1954, presented the world with the famous hierarchy of needs, where he described in detail the simplest foundations of existence. In it, he touched upon the social, spiritual and intellectual spheres.
To try to find an answer to the question of how to help a person in constant mental throwing, you should carefully consider each point of the hierarchy.
The need for security
In many large countries, there are special non-profit organizations, rehabilitation centers and foundations that help ex-prisoners find work and return to the labor market. Employees of these companies find that regular employment is a major factor in preventing relapse. In this case, a pattern can be traced. Initially, people are looking for work, full of enthusiasm and motivation. Then, having received a stable income, even a minimal one, the question arises: "What's next?" Shelter, food - this is not the ultimate dream and, certainly, not the main goal in life. The need for safety and physiological needs are not just important points, they are usually basic. They are able to give a person a feeling of happiness. Friendship and love is a simple answer to the question: "What's next?"
The need for love and friendship
It is impossible to collect a complete picture of mental balance, rest and peace without separate parts, which are often people close to your heart. Even if the family is far away and there are no friends left at all, it is worth reconsidering your social circle. You should find those who will not be indifferent. This is an integral part of the path that will help you to know yourself as a full-fledged person.
The need for respect
Family and true friends fully help to feel how important and necessary we are. Self-confidence, self-respect, pride - we ourselves are the sources of these characteristics. It is difficult to make progress in life without them. However, at every stage of life, there were most likely people who provided some kind of support in deed or word. It is worth being more objective when looking at standards and priorities. It should be remembered: a person needs a person.
The need for self-realization
This stage serves as the potential of all that one can become and be in the future. Maslow in this regard argued that the need for self-realization comes down to several basic rules: self-acceptance, integrity, independence, openness.
Self-realization is a rather long process. Moving up the hierarchy, you can face many problems that arise on the path of self-knowledge. This will serve as the basis for personal growth.
