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Organ Inferiority, inferiority feeling, striving to overcome

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Introduction to Adlerian Psychology- OVERBURDENING CHILDHOOD SITUATIONS
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Organ Inferiority-video

Dr. Leigh Johnson-Migalski


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Areas of Focus: Organ Inferiority, inferiority feeling, striving to overcome, Organ Inferiority, Understanding Children/Redirecting Misbehavior/Fostering Contributions, Leigh Johnson-Migalski
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ORGAN INFERIORITY
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Areas of Focus: Organ Dialect/Organ Jargon/Organ Language, Organ Inferiority, inferiority feeling, striving to overcome, Organ Inferiority
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Overton, R.K. (1958). Experimental studies of organ inferiority. Journal of Individual Psychology, 14
Journal Article

The clinical hypotheses brought forth by Alfred Adler include the concept of organ inferiority and its compensation. Adler hypothesized that chronic inferiority in a given organ would cause the person (responding as an integrated unity) to compensate for the organ inferiority and that this compensation is generally developed unconsciously. Recent experimental work has tended to validate the hypothesis. The present paper discusses studies which provide indirect validation and also reports direct experimental tests. 


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Areas of Focus: Organ Dialect/Organ Jargon/Organ Language, Organ Inferiority, inferiority feeling, striving to overcome, Organ Inferiority
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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.  
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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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