Question: Is “Catharsis” usually involving “Hypnosis”?
and is suppressed or “repressed” ANGER usually involved?

or which emotions usually?

is Catharsis basically allowing someone to express their repressed anger in a safe environment usually?

how this helps them?

again, which other emotions are usually involved?

is most times involving Parental abuse?

do they actually re feel and relive these experiences in their head?

or feelings?
please explain and describe.

thanks for your answers1

Answer:

Answer by Psyengine
‘The term catharsis has been used for centuries as a medical term meaning a “purging.” Most commonly in a medical context, it euphemistically refers to a purging of the bowels. A drug, herb, or other agent administered as a strong laxative is termed a cathartic.

The term catharsis has also been adopted by modern psychotherapy, particularly Freudian psychoanalysis, to describe the act of expressing, or more accurately, experiencing the deep emotions often associated with events in the individual’s past which had originally been repressed or ignored, and had never been adequately addressed or experienced. A quote from his first Lecture in the US, “An Introduction to Psychoanalysis”, is given to support this important point, “… experience shows that if the patient is reproducing the traumatic scene to the physician, the process has no curative effect if, by some peculiar chance, there is no development of emotion.” Catharsis is also an emotional release associated with talking about the underlying causes of a problem or seeing a dream.’

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catharsis

Is “Catharsis” usually involving “Hypnosis”? No, not hypnosis typically.
and is suppressed or “repressed” ANGER usually involved? Yes.

or which emotions usually? It is a hazard to think emotions as concepts, but favored is to conceptualize emotions as having a common source or biological dynamic directed at different times to different functions which are organically expressed, like crying and tear ducts as example.

is Catharsis basically allowing someone to express their repressed anger in a safe environment usually? It is to allow them safety for expression for everything expressible. Anger is certainly one of them.

how this helps them? It releases energies in the self that would be otherwise be condemned to work against their own organism.

again, which other emotions are usually involved? Anger, hate, fear, anxiety, sorrow, love, admiration, revulsion, contempt, loyalty, guilt, shame, sexual attractions and peculiarities …..

is most times involving Parental abuse? Incompetence.

do they actually re feel and relive these experiences in their head? No, their experience is a surplus to that, but the metaphor is valid.

or feelings? Yes.
please explain and describe.

http://webspace.ship.edu/cgboer/erikson.html