Psychiatry is a discipline that contributes directly to psychiatry, while psychoanalysis is the method of understanding the depths of the human psyche.
They are based on the clinical practice of psychiatrists and psychoanalysts and are embedded in the professional education of clinicians. Recently, these have been opened up to the general public through specialized books and guide books, and are probably becoming more significant as general education and lifelong education. Among other things, learning about psychiatry and psychoanalysis is significant for students in the process of adolescence, from the perspective of mental health education. This lecture provides students with the opportunity to learn about psychiatry and psychoanalysis as part of their general education. The main topics covered are: trends in psychiatry, diagnosis in psychiatry, therapeutic theories in psychiatry, trends in psychoanalysis, key concepts in psychoanalysis, psychoanalytic developmental theories, psychoanalytic pathology (adolescence, neurosis, depression, psychosis, personality disorders, autistic spectrum) and psychoanalytic theories of treatment.