4th Edition of Psychiatry and Addiction World Conference 2026

Abstract

LSL - The lack of the sense of life (LSL) caused by the lack of the sense of value; HOW could it be possible to get relaxed and curious in the interaction with the external world, if you lack one of the quintessential instrument s, the function of valuing (some characteristics of another person, object or idea)?! I POW®- I imaginary power (I POW®) is the someone’s conviction in all his pathological beliefs (conscious and unconscious, positive or negative), developed by him in order to face trauma. It is “imaginary” because it is artificially created in someone’s mind, and it is “power” because its power will become strong enough to make its deconstruction difficult during analysis. The development of IPOW® is mandatory and unavoidable, given the conditions of TEDA®. I POW® appears because the child cannot continue trusting in his adults’ values, and because he cannot remain depleted of any sense of value (and any sense of life); he develops an artificial and imaginary structure (I POW®), from his pathological beliefs, and starts t rusting and exercising his valuing function with his own I POW®; this structure resembles a psychotic core with function of auxiliary self 
(as in Kohut’s analysis). Lack of progress - The child fails to make any progress, because the concept of competent adults gets displaced, along with the difference between generations, which makes it impossible to accept learning with and from any adults. I am certain that you have knowledge of that type of patients, who seem to have no progress for a long period of time in analysis, in spite of interpretations, good interactions and “moment s of meetings” [4]. From a clinical p