Not the same healing to cure

Not the same healing that heal, healing is to restore health and cure is to apply a remedy to make you feel better. Healing involves renewal, healing means that the symptoms of an ailment subside. So when does being healthy more broadly addressing the origin of disease and cure only when we dig into the surface symptoms to remedy the evil. When we go to a therapist for an ailment of the soul's intentions are good and the burden we place on it that afflicts us. We need to restore life to us (we aim to heal and not be cured). To ensure good healing it must strive to achieve three postulates: time, because each person has their own and should not accelerate the process, and second, trust in the person you're going to try (I would say blind trust) and third, a high level of health of the therapist, because if this is not very high when you know it, or you seek another or follow the path by yourself. No ointments or secret formulas, the person begins to heal when it is accepted and is responsible for itself, so that later when we come to believe heal itself.

Most psychotherapeutic assumptions are based on theories of human behavior. These are irreconcilable, like psychoanalysis and cognitive-behavioral stream. But man you need is to heal and find a model that will solve your lifestyle. When you make a personal development you have to find or create your own model, to tear down the set and it is dangerous to accept the tenets of a school of thought that is closed and admits no other. This does not say that the psychologies fail, we mean the person, although his intentions are laudable work is limited.

Extract from the conference "Psychotherapy and Personal Development: Smart Balance" issued on April 30 by J uly Carrizo Casas, body psychotherapist. Bilbao Stock Exchange Building, 4/30/2010

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