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Alfred Adler (1870-1937), a founding father of psychology, was a holistic thinker who understood people in terms of their relationships relationships with self, loved ones, work associates, and community members. This thinking reflects two of his fundamental beliefs: that individuals have a strong need to belong through their social connections and they strive toward self growth, fulfillment and empowerment. In a healthy individual, these needs to connect and belong move beyond the self and are instead rooted in a larger desire to make a difference in the lives of others in oneีs family, community, and the world. The complete article "Principles of Adlerian Psychology", is available for download here [Download PDF; 16k]
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