Eriksonian Therapy is an approach that can be found in the ego psychology of Erik H. Erikson that, in contrast to the negativism of earlier Freudian thought, concentrates on the ego strengths appropriate to specific stages of the life cycle. (9 pp.)
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The past should be a central concern; unless we understand history we are left surrendering to the present.
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