Man has a fullness of life to the extent that he has satisfied three main needs. The need to love, the need to be loved, and the need to feel that he has value. However, the satisfaction of these needs comes at a cost. It brings man into conflict with social conventions, family, friends, and acquaintances, and may create professional and financial difficulties. Some people do not want to take responsibility for satisfying their crucial needs and escape into mental disorder.

Their problem is neither biological nor their burdened history but their unwillingness to take responsibility for their lives.
Therefore, their treatment will not be achieved with drugs or retrospection but by strengthening the ability, which even in a latent state they have, to dare what is necessary to be able to satisfy their need to love, to be loved, and to feel that they have value.