Unlike its contemporaries, psychoanalysis, as a theory that has managed to survive for more than 100 years, has developed under special historical, cultural and sociological conditions and has of course undergone changes over time. It has not been contented with psycho-sexuality at its centre, but has been in search of new theoretical, practical and technical answers. While psychoanalysis is dealing with the repercussions of the new answers it has produced in the cultural world, it is also trying to cope with the dilemmas created by the institutions it has created for the intergenerational transmission of this practice and theory. Although there are certain reasons to think that psychoanalysis is in a crisis in the current world, we can think that it has enough accumulation to find It's solutions within itself.