Understanding Psychotherapy as a Psychotechnical System

The book details the process of psychotherapeutic assistance, describing the basic techniques for conducting therapeutic dialogue and holistic methodologies that reflect the author's views on the structure of consciousness, the characteristics of life worlds, and the dynamics of experience as a process of meaning-making. Central to understanding psychotherapy are two concepts - experiences, that is, the internal activity of the personality in overcoming the crisis situation, and the psychotherapeutic co-experience of the therapist, which contributes to the productive, creative development of the client's experience. The book is written in a clear, vibrant language and contains specific examples from therapeutic practice and literary art; its reading can be not only professionally interesting but also engaging.