Considering Psychotherapy and God: A New Dimension
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| Rating | : | 4.18 (774 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0976222442 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 142 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-03-23 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"Psychotherapy and God, (a great intro to Frued)" according to Jack Pine. I loved this book. It helps explain why liberals are mama's boys and conservatives are papa's boys. A more appropriate title would have been "Psychotherapy and Politics." I found this to be an easy-to-read, great book for an introduction to Freud's Ego, Id, Superego, and the different levels of psychological developement. Dr. Johnson wrote this book before he died, and it seems very evident that he wanted to leave some written record of his many years being a psychiatrist and his observat
from the University of Louisville. Johnson is a certified psychiatris and neurologist with a PhD in psychoanalysis from Souther California Psychoanalytic Institute and an M.D. Richard G. About the Author Dr. He has been of a member of the clinical faculty of the UCLA School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry since 1954. He was retired to Emeritus status in 1998. His extensive experiences in group psychotherapy and individual psychoanalysis, couples and family therapy have all opened unique dynamic secrets that should be shared.
He examines the behavioral aspects of religion to answer the question, "what can the science of psychoanalysis and the practice of religion offer each other?" In so doing, he not only manages to reconcile the opposites of science and religion, but also offers new insights into how people can use these tools to better themselves.. Johnson observes the role that religion plays in finding one's true identity, determining one's politics, and achieving genuine maturity in life. Dr. The author is a certified psychiatrist and neurologist with an MD and a PhD in psychoanalysis. In Considering Psychotherapy & God, psychotherapy and religion come together in an attempt to treat a variety of emotional issues
Richard G. He has been of a member of the clinical faculty of the UCLA School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry since 1954. His extensive experiences in group psychotherapy and individual psychoanalysis, couples and family therapy have all opened unique dynamic secrets that should be shared. . Dr. Johnson is a certified psychiatris and neurologist with a PhD in psychoanalysis from Souther California Psychoanalytic Institute and an M.D. from the University of Louisville.