Author: Toshinori Iwai
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Teenagers should worry more.
However, they need a compass to show them the right direction.
This mental textbook will clearly resolve anxieties and worries, and foster an indomitable spirit.
――Psychiatrist, Shion Kabasawa
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Many young people struggle with "friendships," "relationships with seniors, teachers, and adults around them," and "parent-child relationships."
This book, themed "teenage relationships," gently explains the communication concepts and specific methods advocated by psychologist Alfred Adler.
Adler himself asserted that "all problems are interpersonal problems," reflecting how deeply Adlerian psychology delves into human relationships.
The skills necessary for people to interact with each other are developed during adolescence, a period when they gradually expand from a family-centered world to engage with the outside world.
Adlerian psychology's concepts such as "separation of tasks," "self-determination," "community feeling," and "encouragement" are "core ideas for human relationships" that are useful in various situations. This book explains them in simplified language for teenage readers. It also introduces practical solutions for specific situations like the classroom, home, after school, and club activities.
The text also includes an "Interpersonal Relationship Checklist," allowing readers to understand their "Interpersonal Relationship Type."
Advice on human relationships is also provided for each type.
This will help readers understand themselves and provide an opportunity to change their relationships.
Although written in simple language, this book allows readers to learn Adler's fundamental ideas on human relationships. Therefore, it is a must-read for teenage readers currently facing difficulties and for those who wish to learn Adler's "theory of human relationships."
Includes furigana for readers from 5th grade elementary school.
Manga/Book Design: Yuko Uramoto
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Teenagers should worry more.
However, they need a compass to show them the right direction.
This mental textbook will clearly resolve anxieties and worries, and foster an indomitable spirit.
――Psychiatrist, Shion Kabasawa
◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆◆
Many young people struggle with "friendships," "relationships with seniors, teachers, and adults around them," and "parent-child relationships."
This book, themed "teenage relationships," gently explains the communication concepts and specific methods advocated by psychologist Alfred Adler.
Adler himself asserted that "all problems are interpersonal problems," reflecting how deeply Adlerian psychology delves into human relationships.
The skills necessary for people to interact with each other are developed during adolescence, a period when they gradually expand from a family-centered world to engage with the outside world.
Adlerian psychology's concepts such as "separation of tasks," "self-determination," "community feeling," and "encouragement" are "core ideas for human relationships" that are useful in various situations. This book explains them in simplified language for teenage readers. It also introduces practical solutions for specific situations like the classroom, home, after school, and club activities.
The text also includes an "Interpersonal Relationship Checklist," allowing readers to understand their "Interpersonal Relationship Type."
Advice on human relationships is also provided for each type.
This will help readers understand themselves and provide an opportunity to change their relationships.
Although written in simple language, this book allows readers to learn Adler's fundamental ideas on human relationships. Therefore, it is a must-read for teenage readers currently facing difficulties and for those who wish to learn Adler's "theory of human relationships."
Includes furigana for readers from 5th grade elementary school.
Manga/Book Design: Yuko Uramoto
Released on 26/07/03
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