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Integral Constructivism and Dynamic Systems in Psychotherapy Processes

This article presents a brief overview of the metatheory of integral constructivism, highlighting important convergences among constructivist, dynamic systems, integral, object relations, self-psychology, and intersubjective approaches to the practice of psychotherapy. The roles of relationships, emotionality, and perturbations in the client-therapist bond are emphasized. Complex nonlinear dynamics are inherent to life organization and to therapeutic process.