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-Israeli psychologist, writer and teacher.

Wilhelm Dilthey

German philosopher and psychologist

Clare William Graves

American psychologist, Doctor of 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.

English psychologist and psychoanalyst

American forensic psychologist

American social psychologist

American animal psychologist

Svetlana Krylova

Ukrainian philosopher, writer, psychoanalyst

American psychologist, professor at the University of California, leading expert in the field of psychology of emotions

American psychologist, motivator

American psychotherapist

Anthoniy Kempinskiy

Polish psychiatrist, psychologist, philosopher. He was the first to introduce a new humanistic approach to psychiatry and psychotherapy in Poland. A. Kempinski was one of the first researchers who was interested in the psychological problems of former prisoners of Nazi camps

Robert Woodworth

Galina Timoshenko

TV presenter, psychologist

Canadian educator, psychologist and historian of psychology

Peter Roger Breggin

American psychiatrist

American psychologist

Lubov Tsvetkova

Doctor of Psychology (1970), Professor

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

German-American psychologist

German psychologist, physiologist and philosopher

German qualified psychologist

Israeli psychologist, psychotherapist

Elena Balashova

Candidate of Psychological Sciences, Associate Professor.

Professor at the University of Reading, specialist in child psychology

Austrian psychologist, famous psychoanalyst, who first suggested that the causes of neurosis are psychological trauma

Hungarian and Romanian psychiatrist, novelist

American professor of psychology and neuropsychologist researcher

German psychologist, founder of Gestalt psychology

American psychologist and psychotherapist

Psychoanalyst and writer Read more on livelib.ru: https://www.livelib.ru/author/23398

American social psychologist, PhD in psychology

Michelle Gielan

American psychologist

American psychologist and work and organizational consultant

American psychologist

A famous Soviet psychiatrist, professor.

German neuropsychiatrist

Franco Basaglia

Italian psychiatrist, reformer

The founder of modern methods of public opinion polling

Hungarian psychologist

American psychologist

German psychologist

Barbara Fredrickson

American psychologist

Georges Devereux

American-French ethnologist and psychoanalyst

Elisabeth Kubler-Ross

Swiss-American psychiatrist

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

Donald Winnicott

British pediatrician and child psychoanalyst.