A book about individual psychology for psychologists, teachers, students of psychological universities and anyone interested in the problems of psychology.

Alfred Adler (1870-1937) - Austrian psychiatrist, founder of the school of individual psychology, which examines a person as an individual whole. His theory, along with the psychoanalysis of Z. Freud and the analytical psychology of K.G. Jung, has become one of the foundations of modern psychotherapy.

Individual psychology is a psychotherapeutic system developed by Alfred Adler in the 20s of the XX century, one of the first psychodynamic currents that separated from the classical psychoanalysis of Z. Freud.

Adler was the first to propose the term "inferiority complex", the fight against which, along with the pursuit of perfection, is dedicated to the life of every person. Accordingly, the task of psychotherapy is to support and guide him in this process.

The book contains articles and lectures covering the main provisions of Adler's theory: the mechanisms of the formation of the psyche, social human relations and relations with the environment, etc. , goals and methods of therapeutic work.

This book contains additional material in the form of a PDF file, which you can download from the audiobook page on the website after purchasing it.

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© Translation. A. Bokovikov, 2022

© AST Publishing House, 2023

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