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Jane Piirto - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Depth Psychology and integrity
2009Co-Authors: Christophe F Reynolds, Jane PiirtoAbstract:Investigators of Depth Psychology turn studies of the psyche toward the unconscious, believing that the ego consciousness typically receives excessive emphasis. When Depth Psychology is applied to high ability and creativity, often-hidden aspects of human ability come to the fore. These include notions of the collective unconscious, the transcendence of the psyche, the presence of archetypes, unbidden, positive inspiration, and the darker side of human nature. Consequently, the gifts of bright, creative people can be both blessing and poison, and can have strong influences on moral–ethical issues. Educational implications include more attention to inspiration in the arts and the search for inner truth.
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chapter 15 Depth Psychology and integrity
2009Co-Authors: Christophe F Reynolds, Jane PiirtoAbstract:Investigators of Depth Psychology turn studies of the psyche toward the unconscious, believing that the ego consciousness typically receives excessive em- phasis. When Depth Psychology is applied to high ability and creativity, often-hidden aspects of human ability come to the fore. These include notions of the collective unconscious, the transcendence of the psyche, the presence of archetypes, unbidden, positive inspiration, and the darker side of human nature. Consequently, the gifts of bright, creative people can be both blessing and poison, and can have strong influ- ences on moral-ethical issues. Educational implications include more attention to inspiration in the arts and the search for inner truth.
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honoring and suffering the thorn marking naming and eldering Depth Psychology ii
Roeper Review, 2007Co-Authors: Christophe F Reynolds, Jane PiirtoAbstract:This is the second article advocating and explicating a Depth psychological approach to the education of the talented. In this analysis we take the “thorn” on the Piirto Pyramid of Talent Development and relate it to the processes of marking, naming, and eldering/mentoring as teachers practice them. The article presents 20 ways that the imaginal, symbolic aspects of life can be acknowledged and brought forth in students, thus invoking the educare within education.
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Depth Psychology and giftedness bringing soul to the field of talent development and giftedness
Roeper Review, 2005Co-Authors: Christophe F Reynolds, Jane PiirtoAbstract:While the field of gifted education has relied on educational, cognitive, counseling, behavioral, developmental, and social Psychology, the domain of Depth Psychology offers special insights into giftedness, especially with regard to individuation. The notion of passion, or the thorn (J. S. Piirto, 1999, 2002), the incurable mad spot (F. C. Reynolds 1997, 2001), the acorn (J. Hillman, 1996, 1999), the daimon (C. G. Jung, 1965); the importance of integration through the arts and through dreams; the existence of the collective unconscious; the presence of archetypes; and the transcendent psyche—all have resonance with the binary etymological idea of “gift” as both blessing and poison. Depth Psychology offers a way of understanding that is physical, psychological, and spiritual.
Stephe A Diamond - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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existential therapy and jungian analysis toward an existential Depth Psychology
Journal of Humanistic Psychology, 2018Co-Authors: Stephe A DiamondAbstract:Existential therapy and Jungian analysis share much in common. The early Jung, with his self-professed scientific study and “empirical” description of the human psyche focused strictly on “observed...
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violence as secular evil forensic evaluation and treatment of violent offenders from the viewpoint of existential Depth Psychology
Journal of Applied Psychoanalytic Studies, 2003Co-Authors: Stephe A DiamondAbstract:Violence is the preeminent evil of our day. Though the causes of destructive violence in our society are complex, the troublesome human emotions of anger and rage play a central role in the genesis of violent behavior and psychopathology in general. In this paper, the author discusses forensic evaluation and psychotherapeutic treatment via “existential Depth Psychology”—a synthesis of Freudian, Jungian, and existential theory—focusing on the overlooked links between repressed anger or rage, pathological narcissism, antisocial personality, and violent behavior.
Christophe F Reynolds - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Depth Psychology and integrity
2009Co-Authors: Christophe F Reynolds, Jane PiirtoAbstract:Investigators of Depth Psychology turn studies of the psyche toward the unconscious, believing that the ego consciousness typically receives excessive emphasis. When Depth Psychology is applied to high ability and creativity, often-hidden aspects of human ability come to the fore. These include notions of the collective unconscious, the transcendence of the psyche, the presence of archetypes, unbidden, positive inspiration, and the darker side of human nature. Consequently, the gifts of bright, creative people can be both blessing and poison, and can have strong influences on moral–ethical issues. Educational implications include more attention to inspiration in the arts and the search for inner truth.
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chapter 15 Depth Psychology and integrity
2009Co-Authors: Christophe F Reynolds, Jane PiirtoAbstract:Investigators of Depth Psychology turn studies of the psyche toward the unconscious, believing that the ego consciousness typically receives excessive em- phasis. When Depth Psychology is applied to high ability and creativity, often-hidden aspects of human ability come to the fore. These include notions of the collective unconscious, the transcendence of the psyche, the presence of archetypes, unbidden, positive inspiration, and the darker side of human nature. Consequently, the gifts of bright, creative people can be both blessing and poison, and can have strong influ- ences on moral-ethical issues. Educational implications include more attention to inspiration in the arts and the search for inner truth.
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honoring and suffering the thorn marking naming and eldering Depth Psychology ii
Roeper Review, 2007Co-Authors: Christophe F Reynolds, Jane PiirtoAbstract:This is the second article advocating and explicating a Depth psychological approach to the education of the talented. In this analysis we take the “thorn” on the Piirto Pyramid of Talent Development and relate it to the processes of marking, naming, and eldering/mentoring as teachers practice them. The article presents 20 ways that the imaginal, symbolic aspects of life can be acknowledged and brought forth in students, thus invoking the educare within education.
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Depth Psychology and giftedness bringing soul to the field of talent development and giftedness
Roeper Review, 2005Co-Authors: Christophe F Reynolds, Jane PiirtoAbstract:While the field of gifted education has relied on educational, cognitive, counseling, behavioral, developmental, and social Psychology, the domain of Depth Psychology offers special insights into giftedness, especially with regard to individuation. The notion of passion, or the thorn (J. S. Piirto, 1999, 2002), the incurable mad spot (F. C. Reynolds 1997, 2001), the acorn (J. Hillman, 1996, 1999), the daimon (C. G. Jung, 1965); the importance of integration through the arts and through dreams; the existence of the collective unconscious; the presence of archetypes; and the transcendent psyche—all have resonance with the binary etymological idea of “gift” as both blessing and poison. Depth Psychology offers a way of understanding that is physical, psychological, and spiritual.
G Schmido - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Depth Psychology founded psychotherapy of psoriatic patients treatment of a patient with chronic recidivating psoriasis vulgaris
Dermatology and Psychosomatics \ Dermatologie Und Psychosomatik, 2000Co-Authors: G SchmidoAbstract:SummaryThe Depth Psychology-founded psychotherapy of a 48- year-old woman suffering since childhood from psoriasis is presented. The skin symptoms disappeared almost completely in connect
Erik Craig - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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hermeneutic inquiry in Depth Psychology a practical and philosophical reflection
The Humanistic Psychologist, 2007Co-Authors: Erik CraigAbstract:This article examines foundational issues with respect to hermeneutic inquiry in Depth Psychology. Originally presented in a symposium on the relationship between psychological science and practice, the article begins by questioning Psychology's commitment to its original vocations in both science and practice. The article then examines foundational perspectives in hermeneutic inquiry including the significance and implications of the hermeneutic circle for research in Depth Psychology. Following Martin Heidegger's phenomenological hermeneutic approach to scientific and philosophical inquiry, the article distinguishes between methodological and ontological hermeneutics and offers practical suggestions and examples for hermeneutic inquiry in the field. The article goes on to expose the origins and meaning of the term Depth Psychology and then reconsiders the term through the ontological perspective of Daseinsanalysis, suggesting that Depth Psychology is a Psychology of the secret, a Psychology of concealme...