Bøger af Emmy van Deurzen

Eksistentiel terapi – en introduktion er den første praktiske indføring i en færdighedsbaseret eksistentiel tilgang. I et tilgængeligt sprog beskriver forfatterne de konkrete færdigheder, opgaver og interaktioner, der er forbundet med eksistentiel praksis.Blandt bogens temaer er:* historie og teoretisk baggrund for eksistentiel terapi* fænomenologisk praksis – kernen i eksistentiel terapi* den eksistentielle terapeuts særlige kendetegn* det gode livs kvaliteter* terapiprocessen og forandringens natur* misforståelser omkring den eksistentielle metode.Med denne stærkt tiltrængte indføring i den eksistentielle metode for såvel psykoterapeuter under uddannelse og supervision som for mere erfarne praktikere, der ønsker at udbygge deres viden, gør forfatterne metoden tilgængelig for alle, der gerne vil vide, hvad den har at byde på.Emmy van Deurzen er en internationalt anerkendt autoritet inden for eksistentiel psykoterapi. Hun er grundlægger af psykoterapiskolen ved Regent's College samt af New School of Psychotherapy and Counselling, som hun også er leder af. Er sideløbende privatpraktiserende psykoterapeut og driver egen praksis, Dilemma Consultancy.Martin Adams er privatpraktiserende psykoterapeut og supervisor og underviser ved New School of Psychotherapy og Regent's College. Han er også billedhugger.

Using the experiences of Brexit and the Covid-19 global pandemic, leading existential theorist and practitioner Emmy van Deurzen explores how we handle such existential crises, and how and what we can learn from them to better prepare ourselves psychologically for the future.

Human beings live in constant battle with issues that are fundamental to their existence and couples who seek relationship therapy are looking for a way to reconnect with one another and understand the existential predicaments that they each face. In this inspiring book, Emmy van Deurzen and Susan Iacovou bring together world renowned therapists to demonstrate how existential theories can improve therapeutic practice. Each contributor explores their own unique existential approach to relationship therapy, drawing on the great thinkers that have informed their work - from Socrates to Sartre - and revealing some of their most profound practice with their clients. Whether you are a student, trainee, or experienced counsellor, this a ground-breaking book will enrich and transform your work with relationships. 

'A clear, concise and eminently accessible guide to existential practice that just got better' - Mick Cooper????, University of Roehampton?????

Existential philosophies are concerned with reflecting on life and the human condition, helping us to think critically and creatively about the challenges of our lives and how best to meet them. This agenda-setting text illustrates how these ideas can be brought to bear on the practice of coaching.Existential Perspectives on Coaching shows how philosophical concepts can be used to illuminate clients' concerns, conflicts and life choices, and illustrates different ways of helping clients to take stock, reconsider their options and find a new path. Bringing together contributions from leading figures in the existential coaching field, the chapters are divided into three parts: * Part I outlines the essential values which underpin the existential approach and provides a clear framework for coaching existentially.* Part II explores the wide variety of settings in which existentially informed coaching can be used, from leadership and career development to life coaching.* Part III demonstrates how existential ideas can be used alongside other coaching approaches, such as NLP, CBT and Attachment Theory.This text provides a robust foundation for existential coaching and is essential reading for all coaches, trainees, and those interested in the existential approach.

Offering a concrete framework and practical methods for working from an existential perspective, the bestselling Existential Counselling and Psychotherapy in Practice is now in its third edition.

Designed both for trainees and more seasoned professionals, whatever their theoretical orientation, it makes a clear case for seeing existential perspectives on supervision as complementary to, rather than as a substitute for, other forms of supervision.

Emmy van Deurzen asks searching questions about the meaning of life, seeking to define what a good life consists of and how therapists might help their clients to live well rather than simply in search of happiness.

With over 350 entries this is a comprehensive lexicon of existential terms, their meaning and application.