Comparison Between Psychoanalysis And Adlerian Theories On Their Contribution

Comparison Between Psychoanalysis and Adlerian Theories on their contribution toward personality development through psychotherapyStudent’s NameInstitutional AffiliationCourse Name & NumberInstructor’s NameAssignment Due DateComparison Between Psychoanalysis and Adlerian Theories on their contribution toward personality development through psychotherapyFor many years, psychologists and social scientists have spent much of their time discovering models, which could be used in helping people recover from stressful events. Since World War II, the number of stressors has continued to increase with the shift in science and technology. New diseases, accidents, family conflicts, attacks, gender-based violence, and other social factors have been associated with the rising stress among individuals worldwide. To help people recover from the painful experiences from such situations, Psychoanalysis and Adlerian theories were developed mainly to address such conditions through counseling. Both psychoanalysis and Adlerian primarily focus on building resilience among individuals who have passed through a stressful situation to help them recover through achieving emotional well-being and pursuing a quality life. Studies have also emphasized the benefit of resilience by arguing that stability provides a shield against the everyday stressors in life (Safran, & Hunter, 2020).