The Dinamic of Subjective Emotional Processing of the Contents of Dream in Psychoanalytic Coaching Therapy

the psychoanalytic theory developed by Sigmund Freud, and then supplemented by other psychoanalysts, that best answers the questions of how unconscious processes affect human behavior. Z. Freud's work “Dream Interpretation” is still one of the fundamental works for psychoanalysis. That is why the method of free association and work with dreams are of great importance during the psychoanalytic process. Their main task is to minimize the influence of individual mental defenses, and the therapist can then hear "knowledge that does not know itself." In this sense, work with material represented in the form of dreams acquires special relevance. On the one hand, dreams do not bear the burden of an individual's responsibility for their content, but on the other hand, they can be sufficiently indicative of revealing hidden (internal) conflicts, behavioral patterns, and other factors limiting personal development. In this regard, the need for approaches and appropriate tools objectifying the semantic evaluation of the dreams material stripped of the subjective evaluation of the individual is extremely actualized. In connection with the identified problems, the purpose of this work was the following: to explore the dynamics of subjective experiences in the psychoanalytic process on the material of dreams. Based on the obtained results presented in this work, the relevance of the importance of dreams and the use of this material for work in the psychoanalytic process was confirmed. It is shown that the positions of internal objects are dynamic, and they change their position in the mental space as the subject is being within the analytical process, which confirms the hypothesis that the process of internal objects relations is reorganized in the psychoanalytic process, and the subject rethinks his internal relations with the internal objects.