Book (Practical) Psychology Techniques of Individual Psychology I (New Edition) / Alfred Adler / Ichiro Kishimi

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Psychology : Why do people become neurotic and how can neurotic disorders be improved? Analyzing the lifestyle underlying the symptoms from the biography of a Viennese woman with obsessive-compulsive neurosis! Adler believes that neurotic disorders are created by avoiding the challenges of life and by the attention and control of others. In the main building, he reads out the self-centered lifestyle that creates these symptoms and provides guidelines for its improvement. 1870 -1937. Austrian psychiatrist. From 1902, he was a core member of Freud's Viennese Psychoanalytic Association, but in 1911 he withdrew from the academic conflict. After parting with Freud, he called his theory "individual psychology (Individualpsychologie, individual psychology)" and built his own theory with characteristics such as holistic theory and teleology. With the rise of Nazism, he moved his base of activities to the United States and energetically lectured and wrote, but he died in Aberdeen when he was on a lecture trip.