Unconscious Intelligence in Cybernetic Psychology

Torben Hansen is Head of Education at The Vedfelt Institute, Copenahgen. He is a psychotherapist MPF supervisor. He is editor of and contributor to Potentials of the Unconscious - Cybernetic Psychology in Practice and, furthermore, co-author with Henrik Hass of Cybernetic Psychology - Unconscious Intelligence in Psychotherapy and Everyday Life.Henrik Hass is a psychotherapist and supervisor at The Vedfelt Insitute Copenhagen. He is the author of Numen and co-author with Torben Hansen of Cybernetic Psychology - Unconscious Intelligence in Psychotherapy and Everyday Life and has contributed an article in "Potentials of the Unconscious".

• List of Contributors  Introduction  1. The Necessary Complexity- Key elements of cybernetic psychology  2. Academica through the Lens of Cybernetic Psychology  3. Cybernetic Psychology and Systemic Coaching  4. Three Dilemmas in Dreamwork  5. The Narcissistic Wound- theoretical and therapeutic approaches  6. Mindfulness and Cybernetic Psychology  7. Creativity, Life and Art in Cybernetic Psychology and Integrated Psychotherapy  8. The Cybernetic of Anxiety  9. Integration- On Integrating Methods in Psychotherapeutic Practice  10. The Cybernetic Psychology's View of Nature  11. Algorithims of the Heart- A Fugue about Consciousness  12. Calls from the Unconscious- Listen to the inner wisdom  13. Shame- when something crucial is at stake  14. Complexity, learning nd music therapy, Cybernetic psychology as a tool for understanding the therapist student's learning processes  15. The Ecological Niche- in Cybernetic Psychology and Therapy

"It's inspiring to read Unconscious Intelligence in Cybernetic Psychology. The content opens the interface between my consciousness and the unconscious intelligence and makes me see the world in new ways. It is an experience I can highly recommend."Ole Vedfelt, Author and founder of Cybernetic Psychology"Unconscious Intelligence in Cybernetic Psychology [...] gives a good overall view to the wide versatility of the Jungian-inspired Cybernetic psychology. I feel animated to inner and outer dialogue. And that is probably one of the best quality marks you can give a book."Misser Berg, President, International Association for Analytical Psychology