Individual Psychology was founded by Alfred Adler. It is a cognitive, goal-oriented, social psychology interested in a person’s beliefs and perceptions, as well as the effects that person’s behavior has on others.  It is one of the few psychologies interested in democratic processes in the home, school and work place.  Individual Psychology promotes social equality, which means granting each other mutual respect and dignity regardless of our inherent differences.
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1 A Call For Broader Applications Of Alderian Theory: Rudolf Dreikurs Revisted
2 Adlerian Family Counseling: An Overview of a Systemic Approach
3 Adlerian Theory
4 Birth Order And Ordinal Position: Two Adlerian Views
5 Do Teachers Understand Children?
6 Dreikursian Insights
7 Encouragement 101: The Courage to Be Imperfect
8 Encouragement in the Family
9 How Far Can You Go and Still Be Adlerian?
10 Open-Forum Family Counseling
11 Private Logic and the Logic of Social Living
12 Technology of Conflict Resolution
13 The Art of Encouragement
14 The Tools of Encouragement