Metaphors of Depression

Psychotherapist Andrew T. Austin centers on the metaphors that depressed clients use for their suffering. He argues and demontrates that dismissing these expressions causes therapists to also miss the inapropriate coping strategy behind the symptoms. He starts with an original view on the neural basis of depression.
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.