top of page
psychological type
Definition:
Jung’s theory of psychological types categorises individuals based on their dominant cognitive functions (thinking, feeling, sensation, intuition) and attitudes (introversion, extraversion). This framework helps explain variations in personality and behaviour.
Example:
Understanding a client’s psychological type aids in tailoring therapeutic approaches and fostering self-awareness. For instance, an introverted intuitive might benefit from exercises to engage their less-developed sensation function.
bottom of page