- that the
average person has
about a
dozen subpersonalities. Many
schools of
psychotherapy see
subpersonalities as
relatively enduring psychological structures...
-
thinking with the view that the mind is made up of
relatively discrete subpersonalities, each with its own
unique viewpoint and qualities. IFS uses systems...
-
notably by
British Psychotherapist John Rowan, who
referred to them as
subpersonalities, each one
operating as a 'semipermanent and semi-autonomous region...
-
child is
often characterized as a
subpersonality or may also be seen as a
central element surrounded by
subpersonalities.
Internal Family Systems therapy...
-
making use of
subpersonalities for
therapy and
personal growth was
Roberto ****agioli',
psychosynthesis reckoning that '
subpersonalities exist at various...
- Pen name
Persona Fursona Pseudonym Ring name
Schizophrenia Stage name
Subpersonality True self and
false self
Tulpa Glenn Daniel Wilson (1991). Psychology...
-
clinical observation, sees the self as
probably consisting of a
range of
subpersonalities over a lifetime.
According to
Peter Fonagy the
connections between...
-
concept used in po****r
psychology and
psychotherapy to
refer to a
subpersonality that
judges and
demeans a person. A
concept similar in many ways to...
- 1987)
Subpersonalities: The
people Inside Us (Routledge 1990)
Breakthroughs and
Integration in
Psychotherapy (Whurr 1992)
Discover Your
Subpersonalities: Our...
- Complex, Archetype,
Symbol (London 1959) p. 113-114. Rowan, John,
Subpersonalities (London 1990) p. 144. Young,
Elizabeth Deedy (2018). ""True Religion":...
