In everyday life, you can often hear: "Stop being hysterical!" People call "hysterical" someone they are fighting with, whose feelings are hard to handle.

Once upon a time, "hysteria" was one of the most popular diagnoses in medicine and psychotherapy. Since the 1960s, hysterical neurosis has disappeared from professional handbooks and split into separate diagnoses.

Hysteria has a variety of symptoms:

For all the variety of symptoms, it's the inner emptiness, the pain that's hard to face, and the low self-worth that lies behind them.

People with hysterical traits also have strong characteristics. Among them are many successful bloggers, artists, entrepreneurs, educators, and brilliant professionals..

Such clients are now turning to a wide variety of helping professionals.

At the meeting, you will hear first-hand from Alfried Laengle, Professor of Medicine and Philosophy, a psychotherapist about such topics as:

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