Focusing on a genetic-phenomenological approach, this book integrates existential psychotherapy with scientific evidence, providing a comprehensive overview of therapeutic principles. It explores key concepts such as inner-time consciousness, the experiential self, and passive synthesis theory. The text emphasizes relational stances and therapeutic interventions, supported by clinical examples and case conceptualizations. Aimed at trainees, students, and professionals in clinical psychology and psychotherapy, it serves as a valuable resource for those involved in psychological interventions.
