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• According to Reich, " not a single neurotic individual possesses orgastic potency ."
• Reich saw the treatment goal of psychoanalytic treatment as the restoration of " orgastic potency ".
• According to Fenichel, an important concomitant of orgastic impotence is that these patients are incapable of love ."
• As a result, the theme orgastic potency survived but became divorced from the concepts in which Reich embedded it.
• Neurotic disorder, according to Reich, was always based on a more or less pronounced " orgastic impotence ".
• Here he builds accumulators of it, which are rented out to patients, who presumably derive'orgastic potency'from it ."
• ,there are no peer-reviewed articles in the PubMed database that discuss the concept of orgastic potency or Reich's orgasm theory.
• Reich argued that if repression occurred, this energy, in the form of stored emotions or somatic core of neuroses, making full orgastic discharge impossible.
• In it, Reich proposed, based on his therapeutic experience and empirical studies, that orgastic potency should be used as a decisive criterion for mental health.
• One such change includes reversing the order of the first two chapter, now beginning with presenting orgastic potency instead of the Freudian understanding of the neurotic conflict.
• It is the real emotional experience of the loss of your ego, of your whole spiritual self . " He argued that orgastic potency was the goal of character analysis.
• Whereas Reich's work on character was well received by the psychoanalytic community, Sharaf writes, his work on orgastic potency was unpopular from the start and later ridiculed.
• And if it should, certainly, given the concerns about this theory coming across as fact or otherwise legitimate, it would be better to name it Orgastic potency theory.
• Reich distinguished between complete release of accumulated sexual tensions in orgasm, resulting in the restoration of energy equilibrium, and orgastic impotence, in which the release of energy is incomplete.
• Reich retained the idea of a sexual energy and the concept orgastic potency as central elements in sex-economy, a general Reichian theory of health dealing with an organism's energy household.
• Reich himself was a favorite of Sigmund Freud but broke with him and his psychoanalytic orthodoxy to pursue his own concept of " orgastic potency, " or " orgone energy ."
• According to Wilhelm Reich, the lack of women's capacity to have a vaginal orgasm is due to a lack of orgastic potency, which he believed to be the result of culture's suppression of genital sexuality.
• In terms of this theory, an individual lacking in orgastic potency is unable to fully discharge energy in orgasm, and thus remains in a constant state of tension, both physical rigidity and mental anxiety, which constitutes neurosis.
• Reich coined the term " orgastic impotence " in 1924 and described the concept in his 1927 book " Die Funktion des Orgasmus ", the manuscript of which he presented to Sigmund Freud on the latter's 70th birthday.
• Orgastic potency is Reich's term for the ability to have this maximally fulfilling type of sexual experience, which in the Reichian view is limited to those who are free from neuroses and appears to be shared by all people free of neuroses.