This article reviews the change from a one-person to a two-person psychology in psychoanalysis. In particular, Robert Stolorow's intersubjectivity theory is presented and then contrasted with the client-centered approach to therapy. It is concluded that contemporary clientcentered therapy is a two-person psychology, and that well-trained clientcentered therapists do reflect on their own subject...

In this article I intend to highlight how the relationship between psychic subject and spiritual is fundamental for understanding of intersubjectivity life world (Lebenswelt). Ideas II, Husserl explains how, from self, object are constituted in world: nature, soul spirit. These three strata being known theoretical attitude and, process, self explicit. a we have nature's constitution, which body...

Social disturbances are common in schizophrenia and can be quite severe, significantly affecting functioning in a variety of ways. Yet the kinds of social disruptions experienced by persons with schizophrenia show a great deal of variability and are difficult to explain with available data. This article considers the variety of intersubjective disturbances that can occur in schizophrenia from a...

The establishment of criteriological diagnostic systems since the 1980s has increased the reliability of psychiatric diagnosis. On the other hand, the limits of this approach for clinicians and researchers are becoming increasingly apparent. In particular, the assessment of subjective experience is nearly excluded on the theoretical level and undervalued on the pragmatic level, with detrimental...