Understanding the human mind and its complex processes has been a continuous challenge for neuroscience and psychological therapies. In this context, psychoconstruction emerges, an innovative therapeutic approach that relies on primitive memory and genetic markers to model cognitive functions and promote healing. This opinion piece explores psychoconstruction, its foundations and its therapeutic implications, as discussed in the study by Fabiano de Abreu Agrela Rodrigues published in the journal Ciencia Latina.
Theoretical Foundation of Psychoconstruction
Psychoconstruction is a therapeutic methodology that aims to reconstruct the treatment of mental disorders through the exploration of primitive memory, which is closely linked to genetics and ancestry. This method is based on the principle that the greatest therapeutic benefits come from information about hereditary markers. Primitive memory, or cellular memory, accumulated since embryonic formation and transmitted from generation to generation, plays a crucial role in the modeling of cognitive and emotional functions (Rodrigues, 2022).
Architecture of the Human Mind
The human mind is a complex construction composed of several layers of memory: primitive, unconscious, super-unconscious, preconscious and conscious. The evolution of intelligence and the level of rationality are deeply linked to the storage and recall of memories, influenced by the emotions associated with these events. Rationality allows human beings to filter and eliminate information that does not favor their well-being, promoting better management of psychological problems (Rodrigues, 2022).
Neuroscience and Primitive Memory
Contemporary neuroscience suggests that memory and emotional responses are complexly interconnected. The human brain, with its 86 billion neurons and trillions of connections, stores information that can be accessed and reconfigured through specific techniques. Psychoconstruction uses this neuroscientific basis to help patients achieve a deeper understanding of their psychological problems, based on the premise that primitive memories and genetic markers significantly influence behavior and emotions (Rodrigues, 2022).
Therapeutic Application of Psychoconstruction
The application of psychoconstruction begins with an initial consultation, where the patient’s psychological profile and personality traits are mapped. This process allows the identification of behavioral patterns derived from primitive memory. From there, strategies and interventions are defined to modify dysfunctional interpretations and promote an improved adjustment of the patient to his/her environment (Rodrigues, 2022).
Psychoconstruction stands out for its holistic approach, which includes neuroplasticity techniques, dietary changes, physical exercise, and adjustments to daily routines. This methodology aims not only to treat symptoms but also to resolve the underlying causes of disorders, offering patients tools for more effective long-term management of their problems (Rodrigues, 2022).
Conclusion
Psychoconstruction represents a significant evolution in psychological therapies, integrating knowledge from neuroscience and genetics to offer a more comprehensive and effective approach to the treatment of mental disorders. By focusing on primitive memory and genetic markers, this methodology allows for a deeper and more personalized understanding of psychological problems, promoting a cure that goes beyond simple symptom management.
Reference :
RODRIGUES, F. de AA (2022). Psychoconstruction is innovation in the therapeutic field. Ciencia Latina Revista Científica Multidisciplinar, 6(1), 3365-3379. DOI: 10.37811/cl_rcm.v6i1.1735.
