QUANTUM PSYCHOLOGY INTEGRATING THE PSYCHOLOGIES INTO ONE COHESIVE SCIENCE OF MENTAL HEALTH
Amit Goswami, Valentina R. Onisor
Journal of Quantum Science of Consciousness February 28, 2024 DOI: 10.69573/jqsc.2023.1.1.31.01-50 (opens in new tab)
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AI-extracted from the abstract| Characteristics | Theoretical or philosophical paper Peer reviewed |
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| Key points | Proposes that psychology's disparate paradigms—including psychoanalysis, cognitive-behavioral, humanistic-phenomenological, transpersonal, Jungian-depth, Yoga psychology, and Tantra-energy psychology—can be integrated within a single "quantum psychology" framework described as fully science-based, and outlines how psychotherapy would operate under this integrative paradigm. |
Abstract
All the disparate paradigms of psychology—psychoanalysis, cognitive-behavioral, humanistic-phenomenological, transpersonal, Jungian-depth, Yoga psychology, and Tantra-energy psychology—are integrated with one integrative fully science-based quantum psychology. We also outline how psychotherapy would be under this integrative paradigm.
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