The Process Therapy Model: The Six Personality Types with Adaptations
I have known a number of "professional giants" in the fields of behavioral science and medicine, including Nobel Prize winners. But I am most grateful for what I have learned from my continued contact with Taibi Kahler. His Process Therapy Model revolutionizes how we understand, diagnose, and treat people in psychotherapy. His model is extremely valuable for predicting behavior. --Terrence McGuire, M.D., Lead Psychiatrist for Manned Spaceflight, NASA, 1959-1996<br /><br />I have known a number of "professional giants" in the fields of behavioral science and medicine, including Nobel Prize winners. But I am most grateful for what I have learned from my continued contact with Taibi Kahler. His Process Therapy Model revolutionizes how we understand, diagnose, and treat people in psychotherapy. His model is extremely valuable for predicting behavior. --Terrence McGuire, M.D., Lead Psychiatrist for Manned Spaceflight, NASA, 1959-1996<br /><br />This is the definitive work for understanding and working with the six PTM Personality Types and integrating my Personality Adaptations. Taibi is a theorist's theorist. Every therapist needs to know and use his Process Therapy Model. --Paul Ware, M.D., Chairman of the School of Psychiatry at LSU Health Services Center, and originator of Personality Adaptations<br /><br />We acknowledge that what we call the Process Model in our book and teachings ... is your Process [Therapy] Model. ... We have always seen ourselves ... simply as "messengers" carrying your message to the psychotherapy and counseling trainess to whom we present. --Ian Stewart, Ph.D. and Vann Joines, Ph.D., authors of Personality Adaptations<br /><br />We acknowledge that what we call the Process Model in our book and teachings ... is your Process [Therapy] Model. ... We have always seen ourselves ... simply as "messengers" carrying your message to the psychotherapy and counseling trainess to whom we present. --Ian Stewart, Ph.D. and Vann Joines, Ph.D., authors of Personality AdaptationsI have known a number of "professional giants" in the fields of behavioral science and medicine, including Nobel Prize winners. But I am most grateful for what I have learned from my continued contact with Taibi Kahler. His Process Therapy Model revolutionizes how we understand, diagnose, and treat people in psychotherapy. His model is extremely valuable for predicting behavior. --Terrence McGuire, M.D., Lead Psychiatrist for Manned Spaceflight, NASA, 1959-1996We acknowledge that what we call the Process Model in our book and teachings ... is your Process [Therapy] Model. ... We have always seen ourselves ... simply as "messengers" carrying your message to the psychotherapy and counseling trainess to whom we present. --Ian Stewart, Ph.D. and Vann Joines, Ph.D., authors of Personality Adaptations