The techniques of psychosynthesis require a creative application. Set-piece scripts and step-by-step instructions found in books are only a rough guideline in need of modification by therapists so as to best support the unpredictable experiential process happening in the consulting room. But what are these techniques? Why do we apply them? And how are they approached creatively?
Join Allan Frater (wildimagination.uk) and Ryan O’Kane (ryanokane.uk) for part 3 of this series drawing upon the recent publication of Allan’s book ‘The Act of Imagination: Psychosynthesis Psychotherapy in Experiential Context’
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