Emotional-Imagery (Analytically-Action) Therapy. A New Stage of Development

Notable Russian psychologist N.D. Linde, candidate of psychological sciences, professor at the Moscow Institute of Psychoanalysis, is the author of the emotional-imagery therapy (EIT) method and the creator of a new domestic school of psychotherapy. Emotional-imagery therapy is a new domestic method of psychotherapy that belongs to the psychodynamic approach.

The target of this method is chronic negative emotional states, and the means for their correction are the images of these states, represented by the client.

This allows for quick and effective resolution of psychological and psychosomatic problems.
The collection includes articles by many practicing psychologists who use the method of emotional-imagery therapy in their work.

The book is intended for practicing psychologists, psychotherapists, students of psychological and medical universities, but it can also be useful to everyone who is interested in practical psychology and the possibilities of providing psychological help to themselves and others.