Rahnama-yi Ravan'darmani-yi Igzistansiyal: Persian 1403

Existential Psychotherapy as Narrated by Three Experts in the Field. The Persian Translation of the Existential Psychotherapy Handbook is a collection of two chapters on existential psychotherapy from two books on psychotherapy theories. One of these chapters was co-written by Erwin Yalom and Ruthlyn Youselson, and the other chapter, which comes from another book and is placed next to the Yalom and Youselson article, is by Mick Cooper. About the Existential Psychotherapy Handbook The authors whose articles have been collected and translated in the Existential Psychotherapy Handbook introduce the principles, foundations, and approaches of existential psychotherapy, as well as its history and philosophical foundations, and provide a useful introduction for a more serious and specialized acquaintance with this branch of psychotherapy. Irvin Yalom is one of the most famous existential psychotherapists and a prominent figure in this type of psychotherapy. In the first part of the Handbook of Existential Psychotherapy, he and Ruthlyn Yoselson introduce us to Yalom's approach to this type of psychotherapy and show what approach Irvin Yalom has to existential psychotherapy. However, the second part of the Handbook of Existential Psychotherapy explains the origins and philosophical foundations of this type of psychotherapy and introduces us to existentialism and the views of the great and prominent existentialist philosophers, as well as the history of existential psychotherapy and its different approaches.