*2.6.2 The intrapsychic mechanisms of psychotherapy*

In the process of clinical psychotherapy, the patient learns and assimilates a lot of new information about himself, disorder, the applied therapy, he manages to therapeutically modify and stabilize the modified state, behavior that provide the final therapeutic result. Psychotherapy undoubtedly uses a variety of learning mechanisms that are an important part of the intrapsychic component of psychotherapy [69–76].

However, the author will highlight other, previously detected intrapsychic mechanisms described as the system of psychological adaptation of the personality [21, 49, 51, 68, 77].
