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Michael LitvakRussian psychotherapist, candidate of medical sciences, corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences
Date of Birth: 20.06.1938
Country:  Russia |
Content:
- Mikhail Efimovich Litvak
- Original Methodologies
- Psychological Aikido
- Scientific Interests and Publications
- Philosophical Approach
Mikhail Efimovich Litvak
Mikhail Efimovich Litvak, a renowned Russian psychotherapist and psychologist, has dedicated over 40 years to his profession. As a candidate of medical sciences and a corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, Litvak holds a prominent position within the field. Additionally, he is a member of the European Association of Psychotherapists, a certified specialist of the European Association of Psychotherapy, and a Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences.
Original Methodologies
Litvak's contributions to the field are evident in his development of original methodologies, including:
Psychological Aikido
Scenario ReprogrammingPurposeful Modeling of Emotions
Intellectual Trance
Psychosmechotherapy
Intellectual Nirvana
Modeling Emotions
Correction and Forecasting of Fate
These methodologies have garnered international recognition, leading to successful seminars and workshops conducted by Litvak in various countries, including Russia, Germany, the United States, Latvia, and Kazakhstan.
Scientific Interests and Publications
Litvak's scientific interests primarily focus on modern methods of psychoanalytic therapy. He established the Club of Those Determined to Master Stressful Situations (KROSS), where individuals learn effective communication and public speaking skills, as well as receive treatment for neurosis and psychosomatic disorders.
Litvak has authored over 20 books that have collectively sold more than 1 million copies worldwide. Among his notable works are "Psychological Aikido," "If You Want to Be Happy," "The Principle of the Sperm," and "Psychological Vampirism," all of which have achieved bestseller status.
Philosophical Approach
In his work, Litvak emphasizes the importance of self-focus rather than external factors. He states, "Do not think about the task, but about yourself. The task will only benefit from this, and you even more so. I am a doctor, but I think only about myself and about getting more benefits for myself. I can only get them if I treat patients well. This will contribute to the growth of my authority and advertise my work. And I will try to treat patients well, not for them, but for myself. Their recovery is more important to me than to themselves."
Litvak's unique perspectives and practical methodologies continue to inspire and empower individuals in their pursuit of personal and professional growth.
