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Origins of the Theory

Psychology as a Science

The Unconscious

Syndroms and Modalities

Assessment Theory

CAB Validations

Conflict Resolution as Morality

Patient Reviews

Core Curriculum

Self-Assessment

Program Overview

Think Tank Invitation

Museum of the Creative Process

Origins of the Theory

Psychology as a Science

The Unconscious

Syndroms and Modalities

Assessment Theory

CAB Validations

Conflict Resolution as Morality

Patient Reviews

Core Curriculum

Self-Assessment

Program Overview

Think Tank Invitation

Folder: Formal Theory

Origins of the Theory

Psychology as a Science

The Unconscious

Syndroms and Modalities

Assessment Theory

CAB Validations

Conflict Resolution as Morality

Patient Reviews

Folder: CAB Education

Core Curriculum

Self-Assessment

Program Overview

Think Tank Invitation

1. Stress (Copy)

2. Response (Copy)

3. Anxiety : Dying Father Sky cursed Chronos to be killed in his turn by his children, the Olympians. Chronos panicked at the sight of his children.

4. Defense : Upon their birth, out of fear of being killed by them, Chronos devoured the Olympian children.

5. Role Reversal : Mother Rhea hid her youngest, Zeus, from his father. Zeus grew up, freed his brothers, Ares and Poseidon, and the three killed their father. Ares, hidden in his helmet of darkness, disarmed Chronos, Poseidon with his trident pinn

6. Compromise : Dying Chronos cursed Zeus to be killed in turn by his child. Zeus, scared of this predicament, swallowed his wife Meti as soon as she became pregnant. A few months later, Hephestus, the smith, opened his skull, and Zeus' daughter A

Rest : Athena was born dressed like a warrior to pretect herself from men and the curse of being killed by her children. Yet Athena was raped by Hephastus and had a son, Erichthonius, whom she prompty got rid of by putting him in foster placement.

1. Stress (Copy)

2. Response (Copy)

3. Anxiety : Dying Father Sky cursed Chronos to be killed in his turn by his children, the Olympians. Chronos panicked at the sight of his children.

4. Defense : Upon their birth, out of fear of being killed by them, Chronos devoured the Olympian children.

5. Role Reversal : Mother Rhea hid her youngest, Zeus, from his father. Zeus grew up, freed his brothers, Ares and Poseidon, and the three killed their father. Ares, hidden in his helmet of darkness, disarmed Chronos, Poseidon with his trident pinn

6. Compromise : Dying Chronos cursed Zeus to be killed in turn by his child. Zeus, scared of this predicament, swallowed his wife Meti as soon as she became pregnant. A few months later, Hephestus, the smith, opened his skull, and Zeus' daughter A

Rest : Athena was born dressed like a warrior to pretect herself from men and the curse of being killed by her children. Yet Athena was raped by Hephastus and had a son, Erichthonius, whom she prompty got rid of by putting him in foster placement.

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