Unfolding Self: The Practice of Psychosynthesis
By (Author) Molly Young Brown
Allworth Press,U.S.
Helios Press,US
1st September 2004
United States
General
Non Fiction
Child, developmental and lifespan psychology
158.9
Paperback
240
Width 152mm, Height 229mm, Spine 18mm
442g
This classic text on psychosynthesis counseling and psychotherapy is for individuals who want to challenge their clients and students to more fully use their creative and healing powers. Key concepts covered include essential being and motivation of the individual; Assagioli's psychological laws; the psychosynthesis model of human growth; and specific problems that psychosynthesis addresses in the various stages of the human development. This book helps guide individuals toward greater health, creativity, and fulfillment.
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Molly Young Brown is an internationally recognized teacher and writer in the field of psychosynthesis. She is the author of "Growing Whole" (0-96114-441-6) and "Coming Back to Life" (0-86571-391-X). She lives in Mount Shasta, CA.