Behavior Therapy

The new edition of 'Behavior Therapy' is not just 'revised and supplemented'; the book is essentially rewritten, and its volume has doubled. It is a systematic presentation of a unique author's method of therapy for personality and behavioral disorders. Addressed to specialists (doctors, psychotherapists, psychologists, social workers), the book contains both the theoretical foundations of the psychogenesis of neuroses, psychosomatic disorders, and personal conflicts, as well as the direct experience of the physician-psychotherapist and psychiatrist working with patients, an experience of healing based on the author's keen attention to the 'subjective in oneself and others.' The book provides a wide audience not only with the opportunity to get acquainted with the author's psychotherapeutic 'doctrine,' where moral and personal choices and meaning are not abstract categories but necessary conditions for a healthy and happy existence of an individual and their surroundings, but also with the chance to find ways and paths for practical solutions to their personal problems.