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In this article Bert introduces and explores some of the diverse schools of psychotherapeutic thought. He then argues that Integral Theory

or the “all-quadrant” approach provides a method of organizing and uniting these competing schools of psychotherapy into a coherent whole. The result, as we will see, is a more inclusive, adaptive clinical assessment and treatment. Receive full access to weekly conversations hosted by leading thinkers Receive full access to the growing Journal of Integral Theory & Practice library Stay connected by participating in Integral Life live events and discussions Get unlimited 20% discount off all products and courses

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eBook by Ken Wilber (worth $19 on Amazon) & The Ken Wilber Biography Series Support our mission of educating and spreading integral consciousness that is more critical than at any time in its history Bert is a clinical psychologist, executive coach, leadership training and YPO facilitator, and former Chief of Staff of Ken Wilber’s Integral Institute. While still serving clinical populations, Bert’s current workload usually consists of assisting executives and executive leadership teams in their efforts to secure next levels

of performance. Prior to his graduate work in psychology and psychotherapy, Bert’s undergraduate honors degree was in political science with an emphasis on International Relations.