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Raymond "Ray" J. Corsini

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Raymond J. Corsini: (June 1, 1914 – November 8, 2008)

 

Raymond Corsini was an encylopedist and lexicographer in the field of psychology. He created Individual Education, which is a school system rooted in Alfred Adler’s Individual Psychology. In the 1960’s, Corsini recognized that adults were mistakenly blaming children for their poor behaviors and grades in school when the problems were promoted by the school system. He felt that that traditional school system was undemocratic and gave the children no choice in their own education. He set out to create a school system based upon respect and his new system was implemented in a dozen schools in North America and Europe in the 1980s and 1990s.

 

Raymond Corsini wrote a number of articles on the subject of Individual Education. He also authored a number of books including:

·      The Dictionary of Psychology

·      Current Psychotherapies by Raymond J. Corsini and Danny Wedding


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Adlerian Consultation Hour with Dr. Jay Colker (03-30-2017)
During this consultation hour, Dr. Colker discusses a case, "The Hostile Teenager," by Ray Corsini with a group of students.

During this consultation hour, Dr. Colker discusses a case, "The Hostile Teenager," by Dr. Ray Corsini with a group of students. A line-by-line approach to interpretation is taken to understand the case. Focus is placed on understanding the effects of a pampered child. The use of consequences is also discussed.

Time length: 41:33


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Areas of Focus: Raymond "Ray" J. Corsini, Mistaken Goals of the Discouraged Child, Natural or Logical Consequences, Parenting/Parent Training, Case Conceptualizatons, Jay Colker
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