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Note: Page numbers enclosed in parentheses are citations from The Individual Psychology of Alfred Adler: A systematic presentation in selections from his writings. (H. L. and R. R. Ansbacher, Eds.). © 1964, Harper & Row, Publishers, Inc. Used by permission of Perseus Books Group.

From 1902 Adler was a leading participant in the circle of physicians and others who gathered to form the Vienna Psychoanalytic Society at the invitation of the founder of the group, Sigmund Freud. His relationship with Freud, whom he served as confidant and personal physician, was especially close. Later, as the Society took on a more formal character, Adler became its first president, and the co-editor of its first journal. By 1911, however, it was apparent that Adler’s theoretical development was moving in ways that were not congruent with Freud’s ideas. Early in 1911 Adler was asked to present a series of papers over the course of three successive meetings of the Society, for the purpose of detailing and formally setting forth the lines of his developing theoretical distinctions. These were especially those referred to under the term, “masculine protest,” which more and more clearly could be seen as a challenge, if not a refutation of Freud’s “libido” theory. The consequent division that showed itself in the discussions that followed, while it was for the most part expressed in the polite language of scientific debate, was clearly acrimonious, and the differences between the two most important figures in the Society very quickly came to be seen as irreconcilable. Adler took the initiative, voluntarily resigned as co-editor of the journal and president of the Society, with about one third of the members, who began to meet with him in a separate group, which they called “The Society for Free Psychoanalytic Research.”

The name was unmistakably pejorative. Within a short time Freud decreed that those who took part in the proceedings of the new group were no longer welcome at meetings of the original group. Adler had by his time begun to call his method “Comparative Individual Psychology,” to give emphasis to (a) each person as a unique variant of human possibility in his or her style of approaching the problems of social living (Comparative); (b) the unity of the organism and the personality as an indivisible whole, indivisibly embedded in a social and historical situation (Individual); and (c) the agency of the person, a “soul” to be understood by a focus on purpose, not process (Psychology). Before long therefore, the new group took the name Individual Psychology Society, to underscore these emphases, which the German name was able to achieve in a single word, Individualpsychologie. The English name, necessitating two words for its translation, has been misinterpreted as if it were meant to emphasize the identification and study of the individual in isolation from his or her social context, an unfortunate and unintended deformity of Adler’s meaning. Probably for this reason, among others, Adler’s work has come to be more commonly known under the name Adlerian Psychology. [See Community Feeling/Social Feeling/Social Interest; Holism; Masculine Protest; Organ Inferiority.]

Individual Psychology is probably the most consistent theory of the position of the individual to the problems of social living, and is in this sense, therefore, social psychology (p. 157).

 

© Griffith, J., & Powers, R. L. (2007).  The Lexicon of Adlerian Psychology:  106 terms Associated with the Individual Psychology of Alfred Adler (2nd ed.). Port Townsend, WA: Adlerian Psychology Associates (p. 57).

Definitions of concepts are used by permission of Jane Griffith. A comprehensive list of concepts and definitions can be found in The Lexicon of Adlerian Psychology: 106 Terms Associated with the Individual Psychology of Alfred Adler by Jane Griffith and Robert L. Powers, available for purchase on Amazon.com. 


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Adler Theory and Practice MP3 with Dr. Jon Carlson
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Adler Theory and Practice mp3


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All About Psychology: Alfred Adler
Website provides overview of Alfred Adler and Individual Psychology

http://www.all-about-psychology.com/alfred-adler.html


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Concepts of Individual Psychology
Major Concepts of Adlerian Psychology by Herrmann-Keeling


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Concepts of Individual Psychology by Herman-Keeling
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The Allan Cox Interview Part 1: Alfred Adler
Randy Lewis, Senior Vice President of Walgreens (1992-2013), interviews Allan Cox about Alfred Adler and the application of lifestyle to corporations.


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Book Chapter: Individual Psychology (Richard E. Watts)
In book: The ACA encyclopedia of counseling, Edition: 1st, Chapter: Individual Psychology, Publisher: American Counseling Association, Editors: American Counseling Association, pp.281-283

Book Chapter: Individual Psychology (Richard E. Watts)


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Something Old Is Something New: Adler's Humanistic and Positive Psychology Approach to Counseling
Power Point by Richard Watts

Something Old Is Something New: Adler's Humanistic and Positive Psychology Approach to Counseling


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Entering the New Millennium: Is Individual Psychology (i.e., Adlerian Psychology) Still Relevant? By Richard Watts
Article addresses the relevance of Adlerian psychology and psychotherapy for the 21st century from Journal of Individual Psychology

Entering the new millennium: Is Individual Psychology (i.e., Adlerian Psychology) still relevant?


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Case Analysis by Alan Roland, Individual Psychologist v.3 #2 (1966)
Case study of a woman with neurosis, with greater focus on psychoanalytic approach than Adlerian


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Case Analysis by Alan Roland
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Three Therapeutic Approaches-One Patient, Individual Psychologist v.3 #2 (1966)
Case Study using an Adlerian and Psychodramatic Approach


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Three Therapeutic Approaches-One Patient
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Adler the father of Individiual Psychology
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Individual Psychology News (1941) v. 1 #5
Newsletter with an article by Lydia Sicher on the scope of individual psychology, reviews, Adlerian (which seems to be personal accounts of Adler himself), letters to the editor, group activities


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Individual Psychology News (1941) v. 1 #5
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Oregon Discovers the Man by Maurice L. Bullard, Individual Psychologist v.4 #2 (1967)
How Alfred Adler became popular in Oregon


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Oregon Discovers the Man
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The Formative Years of Adlerian Psychology in the United States--1937-1943 by Nahum E. Shoobs, Individual Psychologist v.4 #2 (1967)
How Individual Psychology was continued after the sudden death of Alfred Adler


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The Formative Years of Adlerian Psychology in the United States--1937-1943 by Nahum E. Shoobs
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Idea Exchange Column by Roland Preston Rice, Individual Psychologist v.4 #2 (1967)
A letter suggesting the term "teleoanalysis" to counter "psychoanalysis"


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Idea Exchange Column by Roland Preston Rice
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Appreciation of Dr. Rudolf Dreikurs in Oregon by Maurice L. Bullard, Individual Psychologist v.5 #1 (1967)
Rudolf Dreikurs influence on Individual Psychology in Oregon


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Appreciation of Dr. Rudolf Dreikurs in Oregon by Maurice L. Bullard
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Idea Exchange by Roland Preston Rice, Individual Psychologist v.5 #1 (1967)
Brief comparison of Integrity Therapy and Adlerian Theory


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Idea Exchange by Roland Preston Rice
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Letter to the Editor, Individual Psychologist, v.5 #2 (1968)
A letter to the editor on Individual Psychology in the Netherlands


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Contact! by Anna Sten, Individual Psychologist v.5 #2 (1968)
Two case studies of rapport building with geriatric clients


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Newsletter by Eve Bullard, Individual Psychologist v.5 #2 (1968)
A newsletter about Individual Psychology across the world


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Newsletter by Eve Bullard
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Adlerian Consultation Hour with Drs. Jon Carlson and Jay Colker (05-24-2016)
During this consultation hour, a case of a 34-year-old Caucasian male client with a history of a mild traumatic brain injury is revisited (see Adlerian Consultation Hour with Dr. Jon Carlson and Jay Colker- 11/10/15 for further details on original presentation). Drs. Colker and Carlson then share insights and discuss interventions. Video Length: 58:48

During this consultation hour, a case of a 34-year-old Caucasian male client with a history of a mild traumatic brain injury is revisited (see Adlerian Consultation Hour with Dr. Jon Carlson and Jay Colker- 11/10/15 for further details on original presentation). Drs. Colker and Carlson then share insights and discuss interventions. Video Length: 58:48
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Where's Adler?
Matt Carlson delivers a presentation on growing up Adlerian, the imprint and influence of Alfred Adler today on both public and professional life.

Matt Carlson delivers a presentation on growing up Adlerian, the imprint and influence of Alfred Adler today on both public and professional life.

Video Length: 1:36:47


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Teleoanalysis by Paul Rom, Individual Psychologist v.5 #3 (1968)
A discussion of the term "psychoanalyst"


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Teleoanalysis
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Adler's Contributions to Contemporary Psychology by Rudolph Dreikurs, Individual Psychologist v. 5 #3 (1968)
How Adler influenced contemporary psychology


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Adler's Contributions
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Adlerian Psychology: A Help in Solving the Current Crime Problem by Hertha Orgler, Individual Pscyhologist v.6 #2 (1969)
Adler's view on crime


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A Help in Solving the Current Crime Problem
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Individual Psychology by Ch. A. Brouilhet, Individual Psychologist v.7 #1 (1970)
A brief discussion on Individual Psychology


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Individual Psychology
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Back to Our Adlerian Roots
Dr. Hal McAbee delivers a history of Alfred Adler's life and the development of his theory of human behavior: Individual Psychology (Moderated by Dr. Frank Walton).

Dr. Hal McAbee delivers a history of Alfred Adler's life and the development of his theory of human behavior: Individual Psychology. This video is moderated by Dr. Frank Walton. Dr. McAbee covers some of the basics of Individual Psychology, the main differences between Individual Psychology and other theories, the historical context of the theory's development, and the contributions that Adler's individual psychology has had on the field and practice of psychology. Video length (57:13).
This video was donated by Rob Guttenberg and reproduced here with permission of the South Carolina Society of Adlerian Psychology.


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The Individual Psychology of Alfred Adler
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Twelve Propositions of Adlerian Psychology 

Authors: 

Heinz L. Ansbacher & R. Rowena


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INDIVIDUAL PSYCHOLOGY/ADLERIAN PSYCHOLOGY
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adlerpedia-individual psychology


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Kern, R.M., Curlette, W.L. (2016). Advocating for the Usefulness of Individual Psychology. Journal of Individual Psychology, 72(2).
Journal Article

The lead article in this issue, “Parent Training and Cultural Considerations” by Aleksandrov, Bowen, and Colker, discusses a growing concern in parent education related to ethnicity and multicultural issues. The authors present the pros and cons of tailoring program materials to needs of parents from a multicultural perspective. They report some studies that support this approach as well as others that were nonsignificant. The editors were impressed with the extensive literature review the authors included to support their positions.


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Adlerian Psychology, Leadership and Organizational Development Part 1 of 2
This co-led, in depth forum on Leadership and Organizational Development focused on bringing concepts of Adlerian Psychology into organizational work. Time- 1:15:42.

This co-led, in depth forum on Leadership and Organizational Development focused on bringing concepts of Adlerian Psychology into organizational work. Drs. Jay Colker and Paul Fitzgerald brought years of organizational consulting experience and Adlerian based training to the forum which provided real world illustrations into the discussion. Adlerian concepts of belonging, horizontal movement, useful behavior, and more are brought up in regard to this topic.


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Areas of Focus: Useful vs. Useless Side of Life, Belonging , Horizontal vs. Vertical Planes of Movement , Felt Minus and Felt (Fictional) Plus, Paul Fitzgerald, Leadership/Organizational, Individual Psychology/Adlerian Psychology, Jay Colker
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Adlerian Psychology, Leadership and Organizational Development Part 2 of 2
The second part of a co-led, in depth forum on Leadership and Organizational Development focused on bringing concepts of Adlerian Psychology into organizational work. Time- 1:19:44.

This co-led, in depth forum on Leadership and Organizational Development focused on bringing concepts of Adlerian Psychology into organizational work. Drs. Jay Colker and Paul Fitzgerald brought years of organizational consulting experience and Adlerian based training to the forum which provided real world illustrations into the discussion. Adlerian concepts of belonging, horizontal movement, useful behavior, and more are brought up in regard to this topic. Colker and Fitzgerald use open-forum counseling to help resolve a real organizational problem in this second half of the forum.


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Bullying and Cyberbullying – Don’t make it worse! with Christelle Schlapfer
Part of the 2019-2020 Webinar Series

Bullying & Cyberbullying – Don’t make it worse!

Bullying and Cyberbullying are still big issues in many schools. Numerous affected students don't get help because they fear the bullying situation could become worse.  
In this webinar, we will see why the way of intervention is essential with bullying and cyberbullying and how the holistic approach can help to reduce bullying drastically.  

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Schläpfer, Christelle, MA of Arts, former high school teacher, Adlerian Counsellor, Educator and Lecturer, Head of edufamily® - education & counseling for schools & families. 

 


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Areas of Focus: Equality, Optimal Child Development, Striving, Parenting, Organ Inferiority, inferiority feeling, striving to overcome, Individual Psychology/Adlerian Psychology
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Individual Psychology as a Living Force of Progress with Marina Bluvshtein
Part of the 2019-2020 CAPS Webinar Series

This webinar discusses Alfred Adler's contributions to and engagement in a socially active life following his moving to the United States in the late 1920s - 1930s. Adler’s interviews with the US and British newspapers, his short writing for the newspapers, transcripts of his radio broadcasts, as well as a few of his private letters written in the 1930s are considered in a broader social context. Specially selected topics included are gender equality, crime prevention and intervention, politics, education, love, and the role of Individual Psychology. 


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I am an Adlerian
Video describing the applications of Adlerian Psychology featuring students of Adler University

During this video, multiple Psy.D. students speak to why they believe in the Adlerian theory, and what their future plans are. Each speaks to a different concept within the Adlerian therapy and how they will then use these concepts in the future.


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What is Adlerian Philosophy?
Video with Dr. Colker, Dr. Bilkey, Dr. Crossman, Dr. Fitzgerald, and Dr. LaCivita discussing Adlerian Philosophy

There are 5 main components that create the Adlerian Philosophy. These include: socially embedded, self-determined and creative, goal directed/teleological, growth model/striving for significance, and holism. Adler believes that the more we are connected with individuals and contributing to the welfare of others, the healthier we are as an individual. It is the psychology for everyone.


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Never Be Boring: Present Like A Pro by Taking Adler to the World with Kevin O'Connor
Part of the 2019-2020 CAPS Webinar Series

Have you ever been invited to present a talk about your practice, or to a group of parents or teachers, or to NASAP? This webinar will help you with the skills, tactics, and techniques to make every presentation a special one. We know that beyond your resume the two things that will get you noticed and promoted are your presentation skills and your executive presence. The best presenters combine both in promoting their practice, working in a corporation, or maintaining visibility within a university…even defending their thesis! 

About Kevin:

Kevin O’Connor, a fellow Adlerian, a corporate consultant, professional speaker, and an accomplished writer. As a consultant, Kevin works with individuals and teams for greater performance and satisfaction. As a professional speaker, he works with larger groups to seed new ideas in organizations. And as a writer, he is the co-author of three books on presentation skills; he blogs a bit; “tweets” occasionally, and even wrote this introduction that I’m reading! And he is a graduate of the Alfred Adler Institute of Chicago and is a licensed clinical counselor as well as a marriage and family counselor. He was born in Illinois; married a Texan, his sisters live in California and Italy. Kevin has lots of frequent flyer miles. He has three masters’ degrees and has earned the coveted “Certified Speaking Professional” – CSP – designation. Fewer than 600 people in the world hold this honor for speaking excellence. He is faculty for the American College of Healthcare Executives, The American Association for Physician Leadership and teaches graduate students at Chicago’s Loyola University. On a personal level, Kevin is working hard to learn three new skills—Spanish, Yoga, and bareback horseback riding (although he has no plans to use them all at the same time!)


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Individuals, Couples, and Families: Optimal Psychological Survival in the Era of Coronavirus with Marina Bluvshtein, Ph.D.
Part of the 2019-2020 CAPS Webinar Series

A 0.63 second Google search for the word “coronavirus” produced about 4,130,000,000 results. In a matter of weeks, coronavirus became a household word carrying fears, anger, and resentment; triggering politics and crushing markets; sending people to stock on supplies; and unearthing old prejudices and biases. With mounting stories about quarantines and closures of schools and businesses all around the world – one topic remains neglected. This is a topic of optimal psychological survival of the epidemics for the families, beyond washing hands, wearing masks, and staying away from those who are sick.  The webinar will share ideas and practical tips about optimal psychological survival for individuals, couples, and families (including healthy parenting practices) in the era of coronavirus.  Presented by Marina Bluvshtein, Ph.D., Adlerian psychologist and a director of the Center for Adlerian Practice and Scholarship at Adler University, Chicago.


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Individual Psychology Case Formulation with Rocky Garrison
Part of the CAPS virtual 2020 Adlerian Summit

The Individual Psychology case formulation is Individual Psychology theory in action. It is co-created with the client over the course of treatment and guides the therapist and client in their decisions about treatment. The core construct of movement leads to a consideration of the direction, force, rhythm, and level of activity evident in the psychological movement of the client, and hypotheses about the fictional final goal guiding this movement.

 


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The Psychotherapeutic Shift in the Russian Empire: On the Dynamics of the Reception of Sigmund Freud and Alfred Adler in the Tsarist Empire
An article b​y a Swiss psychologist Sabine Richebächer in Lacuna. Original article in Portuguese.

https://revistalacuna.com/2020/12/17/n-10-3/


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Alfred Adler on Film (1929)

From the University of South Carolina Newsfilm Library: Alfred Adler on June 17, 1929, in Vienna, Austria.


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Rudolf Dreikurs: Individual Psychology Demonstration of Child Misbehavior Counseling Process (Pt. II)

Part Two of a two-part conversation between Rudolf Dreikurs and Dr. Thomas W. Allen. Recording from the Distinguished Contributors to Counseling Series, 1969.


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Rudolf Dreikurs: Individual Psychology Demonstration of Child Misbehaviour Counseling Process (P.t I)

Part One of a two-part conversation between Rudolf Dreikurs and Dr. Thomas W. Allen. Recording from the Distinguished Contributors to Counseling Series, 1969.


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