The exploration of the social panorama.

From clinical observations and literature on social cognition, the hypothesis that people create a three-dimensional map of social reality  is strongly supported.

Especially the clinical application of the social panorama (social landscape) idea showed a nearly undeniable effectiveness that underpinned the created theoretical framework. in several translations makes these results globally available. The results, written about in the book “Social Panoramas” (2005) (in several translations) makes these results globally available.

The location in mental space of significant others is a tell-tale source for the treatment of relational issues.
An alternative way to look at psychological disorders and health. When all psychological phenomena are happening in mental space, this must also hold for psychological issues of all sorts. This will give a new direction to the psychotherapy of the future. Read more in our book Mental Spatial Diagnosis.