Edmund Husserl and the Phenomenological Foundations of Psychology

Edmund Husserl and the Phenomenological Foundations of Psychology

Edmund Husserl: The Mathematician of the Soul and the Father of Phenomenology In the fragmented landscape of modern psychology, where practitioners often pledge loyalty to specific schools—CBT, Psychoanalysis, Somatic—there is one figure who provides the bedrock for...
Donald Kalsched: Archetypal Defenses and the Healing of Trauma

Donald Kalsched: Archetypal Defenses and the Healing of Trauma

Donald Kalsched: The Archetypal Self-Care System and the Inner World of Trauma Donald Kalsched is a prominent Jungian analyst and clinical psychologist whose groundbreaking work has revolutionized our understanding of early childhood trauma, dissociation, and the...
Exploring Alternative Approaches to Trauma and cPTSD: Moving Beyond Talk Therapy and Medication

Exploring Alternative Approaches to Trauma and cPTSD: Moving Beyond Talk Therapy and Medication

Beyond the “Talking Cure”: A Comprehensive Guide to Somatic and Bottom-Up Trauma Therapies Trauma is a complex and pervasive issue that affects millions of people worldwide. For decades, the “gold standard” of treatment has been talk...
Hans-Georg Gadamer: Psychology Through Hermeneutics

Hans-Georg Gadamer: Psychology Through Hermeneutics

Hans-Georg Gadamer: The Philosopher of Dialogue and Understanding Hans-Georg Gadamer (1900–2002) was a German philosopher whose life spanned the entire 20th century, witnessing its wars, its technological explosions, and its cultural upheavals. He is the father of...
Peter Sloterdijk: The Pioneering Metamodern Philosopher

Peter Sloterdijk: The Pioneering Metamodern Philosopher

Who is Peter Sloterdijk? 1.1 Peter Sloterdijk’s multidisciplinary approach Peter Sloterdijk, a German philosopher, cultural theorist, and essayist, has emerged as one of the most influential and thought-provoking thinkers of the 21st century. His work spans a...
The Profound Influence of Schelling’s Conceptualization of Trauma on Psychology and Psychotherapy

The Profound Influence of Schelling’s Conceptualization of Trauma on Psychology and Psychotherapy

Who was Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling? Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling (1775-1854), a German philosopher, had a significant impact on the development of psychology and psychotherapy, especially in understanding trauma. His ideas about the psyche, the...
The Psychology of Color: What effect does color have on brain function?

The Psychology of Color: What effect does color have on brain function?

The Impact of Color on Somatics and Cognition: Insights from Emotional Transformation Therapy Color plays a profound role in shaping our emotional experiences and cognitive processes. The therapy modality Emotional Transformation Therapy (ETT), pioneered by Dr. Steven...
How to Understand the Origins of Prehistoric Religion?

How to Understand the Origins of Prehistoric Religion?

What Can the Origins of Religion Teach Us? The origins and evolution of human religious like thought have long fascinated scholars, but they may also hold the keys to therapy and religion. . By examining the archaeological record, mythological narratives, and the...