multiplicity
Personal self-transcendence – the complete guide
This article contains the entire personal transcendence theory thesis set, four theses which explain the human condition and how to transcend it.
Carl Jung
A comprehensive guide to Jungian-based transcendence therapy
In this article, we will integrate Jungian psychotherapy and self-transcendence theory, provide a comprehensive guide to Jungian-based transcendence therapy. Which can be applied by the individual or therapist.
schizophrenia
Transcendence therapy for schizophrenia
In this article, we will review the evidence for the trauma theory of schizophrenia and explore how it can inform a therapeutic model for the healing of schizophrenia. We will also integrate Jungian psychotherapy into this model, to suggest a method whereby Schizophrenics could make a full recovery.
Self-transcendence
Self-Transcendence Observation Scale
Click below to listen to this article: self-transcendence Observation Scale The self-transcendence Observation Scale (STOS) is a tool that measures the degree to which a person experiences a sense of connection with something larger than oneself, such as nature, humanity, or a higher power. self-transcendence is considered to be a Read more…
Addiction
Common mental health problems and transcendence therapy
Transcendence therapy is a form of psychotherapy that aims to help people overcome their psychological distress by accessing a higher state of consciousness.
Self-transcendence
References
If you are interested in learning more about self-transcendence theory and transcendence therapy, here are some documentation references that you can check out:
Peak experience
Transcendence Therapy
Transcendence therapy is a form of psychotherapy that aims to help clients overcome their psychological problems by accessing a higher level of consciousness. The concept of transcendence therapy was developed by Abraham Maslow, who proposed that human beings have a hierarchy of needs, and that the highest need is self-actualization, or the realization of one’s full potential. Maslow also suggested that some people experience peak experiences, or moments of intense joy, creativity, or insight, that transcend their ordinary sense of self and reality.