Existential Philosophy & Psychotherapy - Emmy van Deurzen
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Existential ideas can be found in Eastern and Western philosophies dating back many millennia, and these have inspired psychoanalysts and psychotherapists for over a century. In this talk, Emmy van Deurzen will give a historical overview of the roots and evolution of existential analysis, and will cover the key contributions of existential philosophers to the psychoanalytic movement, including Nietzsche, Kierkegaard, Husserl and Heidegger. She will then present the existential-phenomenological school of psychotherapy in greater detail and will particularly focus on her own, well established, method of existential therapy, including her four world’s model and structural existential analysis (SEA), which includes working with time and space, as well as with the emotional compass.
Emmy van Deurzen is a Philosopher, Counselling Psychologist and Existential Psychotherapist. She founded the School of Psychotherapy and Counselling at Regent’s University, the Society for Existential Analysis and the New School of Psychotherapy and Counselling at the Existential Academy in London. Her application of philosophical ideas to psychology, psychotherapy, and counselling has been instrumental in establishing the existential paradigm in the UK and elsewhere in Europe and around the world. She lectures internationally, and her books have been translated into well over a dozen languages.
Such an Incredible woman of enormous power. Just hearing her “calmly strong” voice full of that existential wisdom is already an act of healing.
Thank you, Dear Teacher, from the bottom of my heart 💛
Emmy and her thinking have been one of my best discoveries in the last year, and I always like learning, and go out of my way to find new thinkers and communicators. So thankyou! many of the philosophers and even this approach to mental health have been known to me for some time (and I have spent time dealing with the mental health establishment from the other side and have experienced how it can do harm), but I appreciate how many threads are drawn together (by Emmy) into a consistent approach with a real momentum. That though challenging in some ways, as is life, is also holding in its hands a simplicity that can be found and learned in daily life by the many.
Where did this channel go? It disappeared for a few days... oh well, I'm glad to see that it's back!
Can you give us access to the diagrams??