Human Functioning

Q: Does this approach focus on symptoms?

Yes, but she is also interested in the mechanisms that contribute to their emergence.

Q: Why talk about how things work rather than the problem?

Because the same symptom can emerge from different mechanisms.

Q: Does this approach seek to interpret my story?

No. She is primarily interested in how the system works today.

Q: Why observe multiple dimensions?

Because human experiences simultaneously involve the body, emotions, cognition, relationships, and the environment.

Q: Can one develop their adaptability?

Yes. Human systems retain a permanent capacity for evolution and learning.

Understanding how a human system receives, processes, and integrates the experiences it encounters.

Every human being constantly receives information from their body, emotions, thoughts, environment, and history. The way this information is perceived, processed, and integrated influences our ability to learn, adapt, make decisions, and navigate life's experiences.

Understanding human functioning

My approach is based on observing mechanisms present in each of us.

She is not trying to explain who you are.

She is trying to understand how your system works.

When a human system can recognize, process, and integrate the information it encounters, it generally has a greater capacity for adaptation.

When this capacity becomes more difficult, different forms of stress, overload, or compensation can gradually appear.

Observing how it works often allows us to better understand what supports or hinders this natural capacity for adaptation.

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FAQ Human Functioning

Does this approach focus on symptoms?

Why talk about how things work rather than the problem?

Does this approach seek to interpret my story?

Why observe multiple dimensions?

Can one develop their adaptability?

What you can observe on a daily basis

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• How you perceive and understand situations.

• What mobilizes your energy and commitment.

• The way you take action.

• The influence of relationships on your functioning.

• The impact of your story on certain reactions.

• The role of environments in your balance.

These dimensions constitute different entry points towards understanding human functioning.

A system does not transform itself because a solution is imposed upon it. It transforms itself when it regains its capacity to process what happens to it.