THE ORGANISATION OF LIVING SPACE METHOD’S INFLUENCE ON PERSONALITY SELF-ACTUALIZATION DURING LIFE CRISIS

Abstract

The article discusses the self-actualization and life space categories highlighting their key characteristics. It describes the specifics and elements of psychological space. The text provides a summary of some of the research that has been done on how to deal with life crises. It describes the effects of the life space organization on self-actualization in the context of crisis. It was discovered that there are different ways to restructure the life space depending on how each person responds to a crisis in their lifetime. The article highlights the internally displaced women’s unique needs for self-actualization. A life crisis is presented as a series of dynamic changes in a person’s life with the explanation of personal growth during a life crisis. It has been shown that training-related activities help practice essential skills needed to uncover the study participants’ true potential. The life space was symbolically rearranged, the stress levels reduced, the mood improved gradually, and the feelings of being helpless, uncertain, and out of control were all gone during art therapy sessions. The life space became more understandable and real. Our training sessions help look at a trauma from a different perspective creating a new narrative for it. Having a renewed sense of purpose after a life crisis can help individuals be more creative and imaginative, and find new ways to achieve their life goals. As a person becomes more self-reliant and independent, he/she is less likely to feel the need for others to validate his/her idealized version of Self and for social approval. This results in better self-development and selfactualization allowing individuals to build their own life space.