Two Kinds of Happiness. Systemic-Phenomenological Psychotherapy of Bert Hellinger

The book describes the conditions that either contribute to the fact that the relationship between husband and his wife, between children and parents add up and are becoming increasingly deep or lead to the discrepancy. It is described here about "the orders of love" and the consequences of their violation, but above all about the ways of exiting crisis situations and good solutions. At the same time, we are talking about such fundamental for human existence of factors, as belonging and excluded, the adoption of parents, equality in partnership and consent to their own destiny.
The insightful look and action of Berthe Hellinger are drawn directly to the soul, thanks to which the forces of such intensity are released, which rarely see for psychotherapy. His ideas and discoveries in the area of ​​weaves covering several generations, open a new dimension in therapeutic work with tragic family stories, and its decisions found thanks to the family arrangement method are touching, strikingly simple and very effective.

This book is written primarily for psychotherapists, but it will certainly be interesting to everyone who works in the psychosocial and pedagogical sphere, and everyone who is engaged in the nature of their activities. In addition, it can be recommended to those who are looking for ways to cope with crisis in relationships