Dynamic Therapy is a form of psychotherapy that focuses on understanding the underlying emotional and psychological processes that influence a person's behavior. It often involves exploring past experiences, relationships, and unconscious thoughts to help individuals gain insight into their current issues. This approach aims to foster personal growth and emotional healing. In Dynamic Therapy, the therapeutic relationship is crucial, as it provides a safe space for clients to express their feelings and thoughts. Techniques may include free association, dream analysis, and examining transference, where clients project feelings about significant people onto the therapist. This method is rooted in the principles of psychoanalysis and emphasizes the importance of self-awareness.