Alfred Adler Institutes of San Francisco and Northwestern Washington

Distance Training in
Classical Adlerian Psychotherapy:
Intermediate Theory: Part I
DT102A

Instructor: Henry T. Stein, Ph.D.

(Revised 8/17/02)

Objective:	To develop a deeper and detailed insight into Adler's theory of personality through a comprehensive study.
Reading:	Selected chapters from published books, journal articles, and unpublished lectures by Alfred Adler.
Audio:	Classical Adlerian Theory & Practice (Part I), a series of audio taped seminars presented by Henry Stein offering a stimulating combination of lecture, questions and discussion. (Fifteen hours)
E-mail:	Comments and questions.
Discussion:	Five hours of telephone conferencing.
Time:	Approximately five to ten weeks.
Cost:	$840.00
Note:	Prerequisite: Course DT101

Outline of Course Content

STRIVING FOR SIGNIFICANCE

Horizontal and Vertical Striving
Normal and Exaggerated Inferiority Feelings
Inferiority Complex
Primary and Secondary Inferiority Feelings
Normal, Under, and Over-Compensation
Five Fields of Striving (Bruck)
Use of Inferiority Feelings

SOCIAL INTEREST

Deeper Meaning of Gemeinshaftsgefeuhl
Scope of the Feeling of Community
Psychological Functions (Thinking, Feeling, Action, ...)
Developmental Schema

ACTIVITY LEVEL

Degree of Activity
Radius of Activity
Spheres of Activity (Tasks of Life)
Direction of Activity

STYLE OF LIFE

Definitions (Adler, de Vries, & Sicher)
Components (Traits, Attitudes, Complexes, ...)
Dynamics (Unity, Creativity, Uniqueness, ...)
Expressive Movement
Origin in Childhood
Typologies of Adult Styles

ROOTS OF DEVELOPMENT
- Creative Power of the Child
- Pregnancy/Birth Experience
- Family Constellation/Birth Order
- Physical Constituiton and Aspect
- Formative Education/Parenting Styles
- Social-Economic-Religious-Cultural Factors
- Gender Role

FICTIONS, RECOLLECTIONS, AND DREAMS

Types and Purposes of Fictions
Understanding Psychological Movement
The Function of Early Recollections
Day and Night Dreams
Life Style Conclusions

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Distance Training in Classical Adlerian Psychotherapy:Intermediate Theory: Part I DT102A

Instructor: Henry T. Stein, Ph.D.

(Revised 8/17/02)

Outline of Course Content

Distance Training in
Classical Adlerian Psychotherapy:
Intermediate Theory: Part I
DT102A