INHIBICIÓN, SÍNTOMA Y ANGUSTIA | La obra que explica por qué sufrimos según FREUD

Why do we limit ourselves? Why do we get sick? Why do we suffer without knowing what we're afraid of? In 1925, Sigmund Freud wrote "Inhibition, Symptom and Anxiety," a work that explains how our mind works when we suffer. In this video, I explain the three central concepts of this work in detail and in an accessible way, using clinical examples. 📚 IN THIS VIDEO YOU WILL LEARN: ✅ The difference between inhibition, symptom, and anxiety (which are not the same) ✅ How the ego limits itself to avoid internal conflict ✅ Why symptoms are impossible solutions ✅ Freud's theoretical shift: anxiety CAUSES repression ✅ How anxiety manifests in different neuroses ✅ The three factors that explain the origin of neurosis 🎯 CLINICAL CASES INCLUDED: Little Hans and his fear of horses Agoraphobia, fear of loneliness, and fear of death A contemporary clinical example You may or may not like Freud's theoretical proposal. Like everything, it has its limitations. But almost a hundred years later, it still invites us to continue thinking without falling into blind fanaticism. ⏱️ VIDEO INDEX: 00:00 - Introduction: Why do we suffer? 01:32 - Conceptual overview 03:28 - What is INHIBITION? (detailed) 08:22 - The 3 types of inhibitions 11:13 - What is a SYMPTOM? 14:48 - Clinical case: Little Hans 18:52 - THEORETICAL SHIFT: Anxiety causes repression 20:09 - Clinical example for better understanding 22:24 - Anxiety in different neuroses (phobia, obsessive-compulsive, hysteria) 25:11 - More examples: Agoraphobia, fear of loneliness and death 27:23 - What is ANXIETY? (Full concept) 33:43 - The 3 FACTORS that cause neurosis according to Freud 35:48 - General summary 🔗 RESOURCES MENTIONED: 📖 "Inhibition, Symptom and Anxiety" - Sigmund Freud (1926). Freud's Complete Works - Biblioteca Nueva 💬 If this video helps you understand human suffering and clinical work from a different perspective, leave a comment telling me what you thought. And if you know someone who is studying psychology or psychoanalysis, or you think they might be interested in this topic, share it with them... We're here to contribute. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for more content on psychoanalysis and life. --- 📩 CONTACT: If you want to start therapy with me, you can write to me at: [email protected] --- Thank you for being here :) Hugs! Sarah #sigmundfreud #suffering #neurosis #psychoanalysis