abreaction [брит. abrɪˈakʃ(ə)n, америк. ˌæbriˈækʃən] СУЩ. ПСИХОЛ.
- abreaction
- abréaction ж.
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Abreaction is a psychoanalytical term that means bringing to consciousness, and thus adequate expression, material that has been unconscious.
en.wikipedia.org This should not be confused with abreaction, which produces dramatic, but ephemeral, changes.
en.wikipedia.org Such substances can be used to better manage abreaction and catharsis and improve the quality of understanding between the healthcare professional and patient.
en.wikipedia.org The quality of the relationship with the therapist and the "self" of the therapist seems to be a significant component during the abreaction/catharsis.
www.futurehealth.org Even the medical world at first thought it was a mental disease and methods of treatment, called abreaction were painful and nasty attempts to "cure" the affected people.
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