Father of Analytical Psychology
Carl Jung established the field of analytical psychology, and thus became known as, the "Father of Modern Analytical Psychology". As the second most important psychologist, Jung invented concepts such as the extroverted and introverted personality types. He is one of the greatest theorists of all time, and developed novel and controversial ideas that were previously scorned.
"Show me a sane man and I will cure him for you." ―Carl Jung
"Jung’s legacy provides an arena for continuing thought and research, as evidenced in the continuing flow of scholarly papers in the Journal of Analytical Psychology. This range of interest also influences Jungian clinical practice: Jung maintained that the fundamental problems for many patients are religious ones (in the broad sense), so Jungian analysts are often willing to engage more directly with existential issues of meaning and purpose and do recognize the importance of spiritual experience in people’s lives." ―bpc.org.uk
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