Psychoconstruction: An Innovation in the Therapeutic Field

Abstract

Understanding the human mind in all its complexity is extremely difficult. The obstacles to the study of something that is not physically palpable are immense. Traditional therapies are important for mapping the human mind, but it can be reconstructed through an innovative method that is based on primitive memory that is closely linked to genetics, to ancestors. It is known that the greatest benefits that lead to healing come from information about genetic markers. Psychoconstruction models cognitive functions, which lead the subject to decision-making and adjustments in their routine, according to their uniqueness.