Psihology

Discover the most influential and renowned figures in Psychology, from renowned therapists and researchers to influential thought leaders. Explore their groundbreaking theories, contributions to the field, and the lasting impact they've had on our understanding of the human mind and behavior.

American Christian evangelist writer and psychologist

Famous American existential psychologist

Boris Velichkovsky

Russian, Soviet and European psychologist

Manfred Kets de Vries

Dutch psychoanalyst, economist, professor

Australian psychologist, organizational psychologist and engineer.

American psychologist, niece of the 45th US President Donald Trump

Burrhus Frederic Skiner

American psychologist

German psychologist

German psychiatrist and geneologist

Barbara Fredrickson

American psychologist

American animal psychologist

Georges Devereux

American-French ethnologist and psychoanalyst

Psychologist, founder of the experimental direction in French psychology

Martin Seligman

American psychologist

Australian psychologist

Joseph Banks Rhine

Psychologist and parapsychologist

American psychologist

Doctor of Psychology (1988), Professor (1993), Distinguished Professor of Moscow State University (2003)

Janine Chasseguet-Smirgel

She was a leading French psychoanalyst.

Chezare Lombroso

Famous psychiatrist and criminologist

American psychologist. Supporter of the theory of social constructionism.

First person cryopreserved after certified death, psychologist, writer

Israeli psychologist

Urie Bronfenbrenner

American psychologist

Psychologist, founder of Gestalt therapy

Karl Ewald Konstantin Hering Hering

Physiologist and psychologist

Psychologist and teacher

Benjamin Samuel Bloom

American psychologist of learning methods, creator of Bloom's taxonomy

Blogger, psychologist

French philosopher, historian, art critic, psychologist

English psychologist and psychoanalyst

Famous Argentine psychotherapist and author of books on popular psychology

Grigoriy Rossolimo

Russian neurologist, psychiatrist and psychologist.

British psychologist and writer

Paul Watzlawick

Austrian (American) psychotherapist and psychologist. Applied a systems approach to the theory of interpersonal communications. One of the founders of radical constructivism.

American psychologist and psychotherapist

Turkish psychologist

One of the first family psychotherapists

American psychologist

Hungarian and Romanian psychiatrist, novelist

Specialist in the field of general and social psychology.

American parapsychologist, founder of the Silva Method and the ESP system - non-traditional, from a scientific point of view, techniques designed to help people increase their IQ, develop mental skills, and develop the ability to heal themselves and others.

German philosopher and psychiatrist, one of the founders of the philosophy of existentialism

Viktor Emil Frankl

Austrian psychiatrist, psychologist and neurologist

Francoise Dolto

French psychoanalyst, pediatrician

British psychiatrist

New Zealand psychologist and linguist

German psychologist, founder of Gestalt psychology

American social psychologist, PhD in psychology