1. treating or examining (a person or their behavior) using the methods and theories of psychoanalysis
Usage: British English spelling; American English uses 'psychoanalyzing'; present participle or gerund form of psychoanalyse
2. subjecting to psychoanalytic treatment or therapy
Usage: clinical/medical context

Examples

• The therapist spent months psychoanalysing her childhood experiences.
• He was psychoanalysing the patient's dreams to uncover repressed memories.
• Rather than psychoanalysing every decision, she decided to trust her instincts.
• The psychiatrist began psychoanalysing the root causes of his anxiety.
• They were psychoanalysing the character's motivations in the novel.
• She found herself psychoanalysing her own behavior after the argument.