Breakthroughs and Integration in Psychotherapy Rowan Paperback Wiley–Blackwell

Rowan

Breakthroughs and Integration in Psychotherapy\n\nJohn Rowan (Author)\n\n9781870332187, Wiley\n\nPaperback / softback, published 13 April 1992\n\n244 pages\n23.1 x 15.5 x 1.4 cm, 0.369 kg\n\nThis collection of Rowan's papers draws together in one volume his ideas and observations on a variety of theoretical and practical aspects of humanistic and transpersonal psychotherapy. Throughout the text, the author has placed an emphasis on the social context within which all takes place.\n\nPreface.\nPart I Setting the scene. \nChapter 1 A late developer. \nPart II Humanistic psychology. \nChapter 2 Is the human potential movement narcissistic? \nChapter 3 On being irrational. \nChapter 4 Hegel and self-actualisation. \nChapter 5 Nine humanistic heresies. \nChapter 6 Two humanistic psychologies or one? \nChapter 7 The self: One or many. \nPart III Humanistic psychotherapy. \nChapter 8 The concept of a breakthrough. \nChapter 9 Humanistic psychotherapy and psychoanalysis. \nChapter 10 Against]