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Immediate dispatch from Somerset. Nice book in great condition. Pages in excellent condition. Softcover. English. See images for condition.

About the book >.>.> In common with all other contemporary systems of psychotherapy existential psy- chotherapy arose out of the attempt to formulate a sound and effective approach with which to deal with the dilemmas of mental unease and disturbance. However unlike other systems whose primary indebtedness is to clinically derived and ori- ented suppositions allied to medicine and natural science the pivotal focus for existential psychotherapy rests upon a number of seminal ideas and conclusions drawn from a philosophical system which has become most generally known as existential phenomenology (Cohn 1997; Cooper 2003; Spinelli 2005: Valle and King 1978; van Deurzen and Arnold-Baker 2005). Existential phenomenology is a relatively recent twentieth-century philosophical movement that has been and continues to be deeply influential within Continental European philosophy but which has had far less impact upon dominant trends within British and North American philosophy (LL)