![]() Dabrowski was a psychiatrist and psychologist and he was a medical student in Switzerland. Their theories share similarities and differences. What I once viewed as a curse I began to realize was an ally in my evolving personhood.” I also began to view myself differently as I put myself back together in a way that made sense to me. Things slowly began to make sense as I began to apply TPD to my disintegrative process. During this time I was introduced to Norbert by a mutual friend, and ultimately, the Theory of Positive Disintegration as well. Concurrently, I was studying Psychology at Florida International University in Miami. I felt like I had an albatross around my neck, and couldn’t make sense out of my existence. Jean Duda: “In 1985, Life as I knew it was in flux. Dabrowski was from a Polish background as was I, which encouraged an even stronger bond. Dabrowski was the catalyst that helped me to make sense out of what was going on as I began applying the Theory of Positive Disintegration (TPD), and was ultimately able to reprogram my life. Our meeting came at a time when I was going through major change and my own disintegrative process. ![]() ![]() ![]() In addition, I was also in psychotherapy with him. Dabrowski’s student at Laval University in Quebec, Canada in the late 1960’s. How did you become familiar with Dabrowski’s approach? Was he aware of Jung’s work? Kazimierz Dabrowski, a contemporary of Jung’s. While zn6qyWDcw2crises j6uchzl6xUoften 4er18hqTMtresolve 1Saev圆V9Dwith qJasfG649ha 55uo4u6etrreturn GUAdaA5qRTto Dz84Due9VAthe mwUEy6yVkastatus B2CQ8Gj8sOquo, MOmoOE8BVJrecovery q7t3fj07Oeis bifQsM8q68sometimes lgQgYHkG15stymied 98aLUFHJLXand HmtnMDJG7bposttraumatic GQFYxkqmdIstress 0CgTgehD6Xresults.CJSSF: Your upcoming program “Inner Conflict: The Pathway of Positive Disintegration” is based on the work of Dr. anaxZralEaCrises ZgkbDqjr0Nforce Pfu26A8IXeour dSlTj68Jhhfocus 11jS5oKncMinward, BZ2DL54jCyleading tCxA7g6B3Hus tKk3XZ6L8Rto 1UFkMo1Riochallenge cXhSX圜TWXour sjuFt2O0PVestablished 9rlUIJ7mXRbeliefs, qnsNFFCBezroles xmYjyRAa2Vand K1cwqULxkoroutines. Z3GNFR8EETKazimierz XGV82fvyb1Dąbrowski lAESop36Nt(1902-1980) WNY5fjSNIAproposed k1Qch50oDnan QmEkJyyXyqapproach Zb1l7jS12Sto wSZLQuTBKupersonality pNCAMKjNuRdevelopment V6osLjaFf9in miwV19w3Epwhich O7nealJzIwcrises 0eFk7BDHaGare uovMhhqQKOnot nqifcYSkrzonly JK8T9hMmYznecessary EZ385AKK74but 63Z4iS7Aihfundamental TtpK8UrMNain Ee2kkyyllMcreating ohnyEQUdLpopportunities lmeQQkJrajfor j987y1bOTTindividual uUoF4Lg2gqdevelopment. In UmzqgTncewhis tPjEEkkHKbTheory BY19xmyLJ5of xWc32XlfpNPositive PdPasCjjuEDisintegration, WpB1g7wB45Polish uMDj0GMqNQpsychiatrist 0er7vxjZQ6and cpqeiivlW5psychologist BUmvscKFbVDr. exPiz9XCDvIn 8NKYxrCmnKother ovFdYfgJgI إقرأ المزيد While zn6qyWDcw2crises j6uchzl6xUoften 4er18hqTMtresolve 1Saev圆V9Dwith qJasfG649ha 55uo4u6etrreturn GUAdaA5qRTto Dz84Due9VAthe mwUEy6yVkastatus B2CQ8Gj8sOquo, MOmoOE8BVJrecovery q7t3fj07Oeis bifQsM8q68sometimes lgQgYHkG15stymied 98aLUFHJLXand HmtnMDJG7bposttraumatic GQFYxkqmdIstress 0CgTgehD6Xresults. ![]()
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