Hospital

The hospital is not a pleasant place. We get there for various reasons, and we also learn about them from newspapers and television series. Although it is better not to enter this gloomy institution - neither as a patient nor as a visitor. Nevertheless, a person often dreams of the hospital as an inevitable part of reality. Moreover, usually hospitals rarely have anything to do with diseases. However, in many dreams we have good reason to be there. It can be an ambulance, therapy, resuscitation. Our hospital experience also varies, from not being able to leave the hospital to absurd treatments. Oddly enough, emergency departments in a dream are directly related to the well-being of important people and relationships with them.

People who are admitted to the emergency department are often overly concerned about their visitors or, conversely, about the victims they have to see.

Therapeutic detachment is an indication that we need others or want others to need us.

Dreams unfolding in therapy are a manifestation of dependence: relationships in the hospital are one-sided and characterized by the patient's dependence on the doctor. This is one type of addiction.

Intensive care is a department associated with danger, and sometimes with relief. It is clear to everyone that only seriously ill people get there. Maybe you need to let someone go.

Resuscitation can also remind you of a person who has long since passed away.

If you do not want to leave the hospital, it means that you are not sure of your own ability to face the world face to face, because the hospital is connected with the concepts of care, care and support in addition to pain. What do you cheer for? The answer to this question will tell you in which area you need additional support.

Being treated with absurd methods in a hospital is a way to balance the imbalance in life's needs and demands. Is everyone paying too much attention to something you don't think is worth worrying about? Or, on the contrary, are you being treated for a completely different disease? This is especially funny if, for example, you have grown to an incredible size, but consider it completely normal, while others are extremely concerned about your rampant growth. Your incredible size becomes the object of reminders of doctors, among whom you can learn about the boss from work, love partner or acquaintance from the game of tennis, etc. In gloomy versions of such a dream, you are tormented by the fact that you feel seriously ill, but you cannot get proper treatment and treatment from doctors.