Brief Humanistic Therapy

Emerging in reaction to psychoanalytic and behaviorist approaches (Rogers, Maslow, Perls), it places the individual, considered unique, at the heart of therapy and respects their autonomy. Brief and present-oriented, grounded in empathy and authenticity, it is indicated for anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress.

This therapy is covered in detail (principles, indications, protocol, level of evidence) in Volume 1 of the Mémento des Psychothérapies. See the volume.