Atmospheric Landscapes, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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This book examines the philosophical concept of atmospheres, rooted in
phenomenology and aesthetics, and its relevance to psychotherapy and psychiatry
by exploring the affective, spatial, and prereflective conditions shaping therapeutic
encounters, focusing on what light this sheds on psychotherapeutic theory.

This book builds on prior work on atmospheres and psychopathology, expanding
the discussion with contributions from diverse authors. Topics include the role of
felt spaces in therapy, atmospheric landscapes in clinical practice, and the interplay
between subjectivity and therapeutic environments. Each chapter invites readers to
shift between theoretical and pragmatic perspectives, fostering a dynamic exploration
of atmospheres in mental health.

This book is ideal for psychotherapists, psychiatrists, and scholars in phenomenology,
aesthetics, and clinical psychology. It offers valuable insights for those
interested in the affective and spatial dimensions of therapy, as well as anyone
seeking to deepen their understanding of atmospheres in mental health contexts.