My Work with Psychology and Political Views

My intense, analytical stare

I love my work. I admit it. Although psychology was not my original goal, after I discovered it, it has pervaded through most of my life. It intrigues me and never fails to interest me. I started a new school on psychotherapy - analytical psychology. some of my concepts were: introversion/extraversion, complexes, the collective unconscious/archetypes, and synchronicity. My attempt at curing the American Rowland Hazard the III of his alcoholism had me nearly giving up, even after working with him extensively. I concluded that his only hope to escape alcoholism was to have a spiritual experience. He took my advice seriously and went off to America and joined a Christian organization. He spread this advice to his colleaguse and soon, my words became fact in the group "Alcoholics Anonymous." I also believe art is a good tool to be used as a type of therapy. It is helpful in recovering from trauma, and even drawing helps. I was rather well known and famous in the world of psychology. It was constantly advancing, and I along with it! I appeared on television once and had many contacts. I also published many books in my lifetime, discussing my experiences, views, and research. Politically, I believed that the individual rights for all people were important to maintain the "individual self." Without them, the state enslaves the public, and the state takes the place of God and makes people worship it. Freedom and morality are obviously suppressed and there is no individualism if people's rights are taken away. For the health of both the state and society, individualism is important.

Here is a video of my work: