Name Hanscarl Leuner | ||
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Died June 22, 1996, Gottingen, Germany Books Guided Affective Imagery: Mental Imagery in Short-Term Psychotherapy | ||
Albert Hofmann - Die Eleusinischen Mysterien
Hanscarl Leuner (born 1919 in Bautzen; died 1996 in Göttingen) was a German psychiatrist.
Contents
- Albert Hofmann Die Eleusinischen Mysterien
- Katathymes Bilderleben Seminar an den Paracelsus Schulen
- Readings selection
- References
His father was a leatherware factory owner. He studium of medicine at Frankfurt University and Marburg University (1939–1946) was interrupted by his military service in World War II.
He was a pioneer in using psychoactive drugs for therapy in Germany. He invented the so-called Psycholytic Therapy (German: Psycholytische Therapie) which is a combination of psychodynamic psychotherapy with some light use of hallucinogens to enhance access to preconscious contents. After the general prohibition of hallucinogens in most countries he developed Guided Affective Imagery (also known as: KIP, Katathym-imaginative Psychotherapy, Katathym-Psychotherapy, guided mental imagery, catathymic influences).