Ludwig von Bertalanffy
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Towards Ethical Intuitionism and the Moral Unconscious in Depth-based Practice
Integrating intuitionism and the moral unconscious, this paper proposes an innovative ethical framework to address depth psychology’s dilemmas. Challenging normative ethics’ limits, it draws on psychoanalytic theory and moral psychology to advance nuanced discernment. Emphasising conceptual skills and unconscious wisdom, it advocates experiential-evidence-based praxis through critical reflection. Continue reading
Analyses, Attachment-Based Therapy (ABT), attachment-style, depth psychology, ethical intuitionism, Ethics, Freud, Ludwig von Bertalanffy, mentalisation-based therapy (MBT), moral unconscious, non-conscious, normative ethics, Paul Wadey, unconscious processes, unconsciousnessbiases, consequentialism, countertransference, cultural contexts, depth psychology, ethical decision-making, ethical discernment, ethical intuitionism, ethical sensitivity, Ethics, Freud, Guilt, intuitionism, Jung, moral dilemmas, moral emotions, moral judgments, moral philosophy, moral pluralism, moral reasoning, moral unconscious, moral wisdom, normative ethics, Paul Wadey, psychoanalysis, Shame, transference, unconscious processes, virtue ethics
Reflections from a therapy room 