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Importance of Psychological Development  - shapes who we are, how we relate throughout life. Sigmund FREUD much misunderstood!! problems with translation from academic German to English, much of sense & feeling lost seminal theory; nothing new; themes all well described in Greek mythology very embodied theory; love & psychological growth intrinsically linked to the body suggested reading - " Deus Caritas Est", papal encyclical " Theology of the Body for Beginners" by Christopher West love is expressed & experienced by embodied beings.....you & I !!

Oral Phase Anal Phase first year of life experience of love all about the mouth & feeding. NB psychological process of introjection ( compare with later process of projection) this phase all about dependency compare/ contrast infantile & adult forms of dependency. potty training; 2 or 3 years old first assertion of independence & control terrible two's; child discovers the word "NO"!! child learning to be separate; have own identity & control over it's own life issue of narcissism in adulthood; needs of "ME" versus needs of others.

Latency Oedipal Phase Puberty later childhood powerful feelings of infancy become quiescent, necessary so that child can concentrate on learning life skills. first woman a man loves is his mother; first man a woman loves is her father need to relinquish fantasy of marrying mum or dad child then identifies with same sex parent; places romantic feelings onto a hoped for future partner Puberty Oedipal themes re-visited, takes form of teenage rebellion. Much to delight of parents!!

Other Important Themes: Conscious & Unconscious Mind conscious is part we are unaware of; contains all previous life experience; memories HUGELY POWERFUL analogy of iceberg & Titanic hidden stuff we carry within & that we're not aware of that sinks us. Libido & Thanatos libido; loving energy thanatos; destructive energy every human act contains elements of both NB being aware of destructive aspects within ourselves & our actions NB to be aware of negative feelings towards those we love; we are less likely to act out aggression if we have owned & recognised it.

So how do we cope with powerful feelings arising from the Ucs?  Defenses coping strategies intrinsic to being human; we couldn't manage without them                          PRIMITIVE - projection - denial MATURE - altruism - humour - empathy - sublimation - suppression to maintain intact relationships we need to be using more mature, adaptive defenses work of marriage is to take back projections, learn to love the person for who they are, not who we think they are.

Discuss a situation where you have been concerned about a couple preparing for marriage. What were the problems? How did you address it?

Importance of Being Grounded Indispensable role of maintaining one's own central relationship; with the God within. Regular self reflection Regular spiritual practice