Guiding the Child on the Principles of Individual Psychology

Under the guidance of Dr. Alfred Adler, this volume documents the establishment and operation of twenty-eight child guidance clinics across Vienna, Berlin, and Munich from 1910 to 1930. It presents a comprehensive account of the challenges and successes faced in these clinics, emphasizing the principles of Adler's Individual Psychology. Edited by Adler and contributed to by various specialists, the book serves as a valuable resource for welfare workers, physicians, and parents, balancing factual rigor with accessibility for progressive readers.