ISBN 978-1-138-35125-7, £26.99, Manu Bazzano
It is hard to know where to begin with Friedrich Nietzsche. Professor at 24, admirer of Heraclitus, Goethe and Schopenhauer, stateless after renouncing his Prussian citizenship and, philosophically, firmly in the camp of experimentation and individuation (self-direction) Continue reading
ISBN 978-1-138-68710-3, £14.99, Emmy van Deurzen and Claire Arnold-Baker
Thirty years before this tiny, yet informative offering Emmy van Deurzen produced a book entitled Existential Counselling & Psychotherapy in Practice. In it she described the attitude of the existential practitioner Continue reading
ISBN 978-1-78504-220-1, £9.99, Dr Gabor Maté, Vermilion
If there was ever a book capable of gauging a practitioner’s limits of ability, tolerance or appetite to partake in a client’s struggle then Hungry Ghosts is it. Continue reading
