Gabriel Rolón - ¿Qué es el psicoanálisis?

What is psychoanalysis? Is psychoanalysis for everyone? How does psychoanalysis change you? Is it necessary to "walk" with the psychoanalyst? Why isn't it a one-on-one journey? If psychoanalysis teaches us anything, it's that each individual is unique and unrepeatable, that each individual has a particular way of experiencing pain and pleasure, and that they can react in unpredictable ways. So, despite years of experience, surprises can erupt in every session. And that's wonderful. Gabriel Rolón is a psychoanalyst, musician, and writer. He was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1961. He studied at the Faculty of Psychology of the University of Buenos Aires. He graduated and specialized in psychoanalysis, a discipline he promotes both through his academic work and through his intense participation in the media. He was a speaker at the World Congress of Psychoanalysis in Mexico City; he teaches psychoanalytic training sessions at local and international universities. Historias de diván (2007), her first book since psychoanalysis, was an unusual bestseller in Argentina and was published in Germany, Spain, Uruguay, Bulgaria, Mexico, and Brazil. This phenomenon was repeated with her second book, Palabras cruzadas (Crosswords), and with the publication of Los padecientes (The Patients), her first novel, which was translated into French, Portuguese, and Italian, and adapted into a film. The cases presented in her works are used to study psychoanalytic clinics at universities in Argentina, Paraguay, Spain, and Brazil. Theme song "Luna Gitana" (words and music by Fernando Rabih)