GENEALOGIES OF PSYCHOTHERAPY. FRAGMENTS OF EXISTENTIAL DISCOURSE

Małgorzata Opoczyńska's book is an intimate journey into the depths of psychotherapy, showing it as a meeting of the Self and the Other. Based on her own experiences and reflections, the author creates a unique combination of philosophical essay, intimate diary and scientific review. It is a read for those who want to understand psychotherapy not only as a method, but above all as a deep, human experience.

• Intimate nature of the book, based on the author's personal experiences.
• Combination of philosophical essay, intimate diary and scientific review.
• In-depth analysis of the meeting of the Self and the Other in psychotherapy.
• Inspiring quotes, including Roland Barthes, introducing the subject of the book.
• Author's poems woven into the text, adding a personal touch to it.
• Author's experience as a psychotherapist and supervisor, enriching the content of the book.
• Unique perspective on psychotherapy as an experience on one's own skin.

In her book "Genealogies of Psychotherapy. Fragments of Existential Discourse," Małgorzata Opoczyńska invites the reader to reflect on the essence of psychotherapy. Drawing on her rich professional experience and personal experiences, the author creates a work that defies clear-cut categories. This book is both a scientific review, an intimate diary, and a philosophical essay that touches on fundamental issues related to the relationship between the Self and the Other.

The author emphasizes that the book was created not from theoretical assumptions, but from experience on her own skin. The text includes the author's poems, her dreams, and recounted situations that happened. Thanks to this, the reader has the opportunity to look inside psychotherapy, to see it from the perspective of a person who not only practices it, but also experiences it herself.

This book is especially valuable for psychology students, psychotherapists, and anyone interested in a deeper understanding of psychotherapy. It is an inspiration to reflect on one's own experience and on relationships with other people. "Genealogies of Psychotherapy" is a read that will surely remain in your memory for a long time.

The Jagiellonian University Press has ensured the high editorial quality of the book. The hardcover and careful edition make reading a pleasure for the eye and the mind. This book will certainly be an ornament to any library.