Among adults, unexpected related behaviors took hold after Sept. 11, as people worked to reclaim the psychic dimensions of their city and their lives.
Because of changes in the concept of trauma along time, it can now be understood in its integrative or paralyzing psychic dimensions depending on how the traumatic experience is elaborated.
The analysis of these terms suggested that the transformation of the concept of trauma led to a broader understanding of this phenomenon in its psychic dimensions, that a barbarian type of violence constitutes an obstacle to resilience, and that the criterion A of the DSM-IV and ICD-10 shows imprecision and conceptual fragilities.
This response is a substantial constituent of suffering, understood as a construct joining the physical, psychic, and existential dimensions of pain [ 11].
Neil Postman, writing a couple of decades ago, warned of a growing tendency to view people as computers, and a corresponding devaluation of the "singular human capacity to see things whole in all their psychic, emotional and moral dimensions".
After one player expressed dissatisfaction, Leary promised a follow-up that would touch on "such dimensions as psychic sensitivity, telepathy, psychedelic excellence, mastery of your own brain, the ability to jump levels, inter-neurological gymnast skills, and oh yeah, the erotic".
This approach reveals the point of view of psychoanalytical clinical practice: the expansion of the psychic creative and integrative dimensions may be the result of an elaborated, introjected trauma.
Its 12-item version assesses the two dimensions "physical health" and "psychic health" as subscales.
Psychic mediums perceive spirits in other dimensions using one or more of the following abilities: Clairvoyance.
