What is the use of philosophizing? How can the philosophical potential each of us has within us be properly developed and employed in therapy, counseling, coaching and organizational development? This volume picks up where the previous volume “Wonder, Humor, Courage and Skepticism: The Basic Philosophical Competences for Therapy, Counseling and Organizational Development” left off. It concentrates on how to ask questions that solve problems and how to solve problems that leaves questions open. The core of this volume consists of five elements of philosophical practice and counseling: anthropology, biography, self-care, forms of dialogue and knowledge. Thomas Stölzel introduces the reader to these themes using concrete approaches to intervention, examples and appropriate exercises. A conversation on thinking for oneself closes the volume. weiterlesen