Main description:

* Uniquely demonstrates the role of clinical intuition in psychotherapy as well as showing why it is crucial.
* Clearly explains both the theory and practice of Mind-Centred Dynamic Therapy as well as the history of its origins.
* It presents a new approach to psychodynamic psychotherapy based on cosmopsychism.

Contents:

Preface. Introduction: A Mind-Centred Depth Approach. Part I A Philosophy of Mind. Chapter 1: Panpsychism and Cosmopsychism. Chapter 2: Depth Psychology Views of Mind. Chapter 3: How Problems Arise, and How Psychotherapy Helps to Heal Them. Chapter 4: Differentiating Sources of Qualia and Experiencing the Self as Individual and the Self as Connected. Part II The Practice of Mind-Centred Depth Therapy (MCDT). Chapter 5: Intuition: Mind Knowing Mind. Chapter 6: Developing General Intuition. Chapter 7: Using Intuition in Therapy: Clinical Intuition and Intuitive Inquiry. Chapter 8: Clients' Intuition. Conclusion. Appendix A. Appendix B. Index.