“toksoz byram karasu”

A profound and accessible work by the editor-in-chief of "The American Journal of Psychotherapy, The Art of Serenity" synthesizes psychology and spirituality and guides readers toward lives of genuine, soulful happiness.We all face adversity, both man-made and natural. How do we survive the loss of ... More

T. Byram Karasu says that healing, at best, is not what the healer does, but what he is; that what really matters are not the schools of psychotherapy, but the psychotherapists themselves. In this deeply moving and self-revealing book, Karasu portrays the therapist as healer through a series of clin... More

This book, which focuses on the psychotherapist's interventions, presents the basic critical activity of the therapist. It applies two predominant paradigmsconflict and deficitin the treatment of a wide range of patients. The therapist must address and deal with conflictual concomitants as well as d... More

Of God and Madness is the story of Adam, an emotionally troubled young man who is on a captivating spiritual journey. In this intriguing saga, Adam comes of age during the tumultuous end of the Ottoman Empire while attempting to maintain his own precarious sanity. This is the story of a man who bega... More

In this profound book, Dr. Karasu illuminates the ability to find happiness and contentment in all aspects of life by accepting the incomprehensible.In the course of our lives, we struggle to establish careers and relationships that we hope will infuse us with a sense of purpose. While important tit... More

Psychotherapists have a love-hate relationship with theories, often clinging to those that are unsatisfying and incomplete. Deconstruction of Psychotherapy examines the functions and failings of theory, and, most critically for clinicians, the gap between theory and practice. It looks at the purpose... More