Self Actualization Psychology

The positive psychology of human nature's bright side

By: L Michael Hall


$39.95


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Pages300
ISBN1890001333
FormatPaperback
PublishedJuly 2008

Volume 4 of the Meta-Coaching series.

Self- Actualization Psychology is the positive psychology that Abraham Maslow pioneered in his studies of psychologically healthy people, mature people who were living a life of actualizing their highest and best.

What are these self-actualizers like?

How do they think, feel, talk and behave? What attitudes characterise them? What drives them and enables them to contribute and make a difference in a self-forgetful way?

In this unique book, you will discover the answers to these and many other questions. The book brings together the foundational work of Maslow, Rogers, May, Frankl and other leaders in the Third Force of Psychology and the Human Potential Movement. It also takes their developments further by adding what they’ve missed - meaning. Here Dr Hall introduces new developments to the field - the Self-Actualizing Quadrants and the Self-Actualizing Matrix - making this book the ideal reference for anyone who wants to enable people to grow and reach their potential.


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L Michael Hall

L. Michael Hall is a Cognitive Psychologist who through research into NLP and Self-Actualization Psychology is now a modeler of human excellence; he has completed 15 modeling projects from Resilience, Women in Leadership, Self-Actualization, Coaching, Self-Actualizing Leaders, Managers, and Companies, Selling, Defusing, Wealth Creation, etc. He has authored 50 NLP books and a series on Meta-Coaching. Michael co-founded the ISNS (International Society of Neuro-Semantics) and the MCF (Meta-Coaching Foundation) and is an internationally renowned trainer. For his free weekly newsletter, Neurons, go to www.neurosemantics.com to sign up.

Click here to visit L Michael Hall's site on Self-Actualization.


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