Unconscious Intelligence in Cybernetic Psychology

This important book examines how the growing field of cybernetic psychology - the study of the creative complexity of the mind - can be applied to a range of different realms, tapping into the unconscious potential within us all.

Autorentext

Torben Hansen is Head of Education at The Vedfelt Institute, Copenahgen. He is a psychotherapist MPF supervisor. He is editor of and contributor to Potentials of the Unconscious - Cybernetic Psychology in Practice and, furthermore, co-author with Henrik Hass of Cybernetic Psychology - Unconscious Intelligence in Psychotherapy and Everyday Life.

Henrik Hass is a psychotherapist and supervisor at The Vedfelt Insitute Copenhagen. He is the author of Numen and co-author with Torben Hansen of Cybernetic Psychology - Unconscious Intelligence in Psychotherapy and Everyday Life and has contributed an article in "Potentials of the Unconscious".

Inhalt

List of Contributors Introduction 1. The Necessary Complexity- Key elements of cybernetic psychology 2. Academica through the Lens of Cybernetic Psychology 3. Cybernetic Psychology and Systemic Coaching 4. Three Dilemmas in Dreamwork 5. The Narcissistic Wound- theoretical and therapeutic approaches 6. Mindfulness and Cybernetic Psychology 7. Creativity, Life and Art in Cybernetic Psychology and Integrated Psychotherapy 8. The Cybernetic of Anxiety 9. Integration- On Integrating Methods in Psychotherapeutic Practice 10. The Cybernetic Psychology's View of Nature 11. Algorithims of the Heart- A Fugue about Consciousness 12. Calls from the Unconscious- Listen to the inner wisdom 13. Shame- when something crucial is at stake 14. Complexity, learning nd music therapy, Cybernetic psychology as a tool for understanding the therapist student's learning processes 15. The Ecological Niche- in Cybernetic Psychology and Therapy