What Life Could Mean to You

Alfred Adler (1870-1937), founder of Individual Psychology, was one of the forefathers of modern psychotherapy alongside Freud and Jung. During his life, he wrote over extensively on child psychology, education, marriage, and the principles of Individual Psychology.Colin Brett is an Adlerian counsellor and former Training Officer of the Adlerian Society of Great Britain.

• FOREWORD by Rita Udall 91 THE MEANING OF LIFE 152 MIND AND BODY 333 FEELINGS OF INFERIORITY AND SUPERIORITY 524 EARLY MEMORIES 695 DREAMS 866 FAMILY INFLUENCES 1077 SCHOOL INFLUENCES 1358 ADOLESCENCE 1569 CRIME AND ITS PREVENTION 16810 THE PROBLEM OF WORK 19811 THE INDIVIDUAL AND SOCIETY 20912 LOVE AND MARRIAGE 219GLOSSARY OF KEY TERMS 239SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY 241INDEX 242

"The great strength of Adler's psychology is that it rings with experience, and that it works in practice."