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Originally Posted by Toilet & Bowels
my uncle practices various therapy techniques and he told me that analyzing dreams is one of the least affective ways of getting to the route of a problem or finding out what a person is thinking. he says it's mainly in the therapists own interest to take this approach as it is a very slow process and is more to the benefit of the therapist (more sessions = more money) than the patient.
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Your uncle is an idiot. Analysing dreams isn't an approach, it's a minor part of therapy. Basically if a patient has a dream that was particularly vivid or seems signiicant to them then they can ask the therapist and it might be able to tell them somthing. Is your uncle actually a trained psychotherapist? It doesn't sound like it. Psychotherapists don't have a certain method they use, it's just psychotherapy which includes loads of different things.