Publisher's Synopsis
Supported by abundant clinical material, Javier Castillo Colomer proposes a functional and pragmatic model, which facilitates the treatment of serious clinical cases and presents very useful therapeutic tools, both for the already trained professional and for the beginner. Modern integrative psychotherapy is a therapeutic model that combines the concepts and tools of different clinical traditions, such as contemporary psychoanalysis, Jungian analytical psychology, experiential and humanistic practice, cognitive-behavioral therapy and existential psychology. But it is not a mere juxtaposition of dispersed techniques, but rather the creation of a new order in which the notions of the main schools occupy a variable place depending on the needs of each patient.
