“Every memory is a chosen reminder.” – Alfred Adler

The Soul Metaphors Project raises awareness of pioneering psychiatrist Alfred Adler’s previously unpublished personality assessment method of early memory interpretation.

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Your earliest memories may seem quite banal—fleeting recollections of sitting on a grandparent’s lap or playing with a favorite toy. Yet, according to pioneering psychiatrist Alfred Adler, recollections are neither trivial nor chance. Instead, they hold meaning. In Adlerian psychology, early memories serve as metaphors for one’s unique philosophy of life. “Every memory is a chosen reminder,” Adler theorized. Adler developed his technique of early memory interpretation in the early 20th Century but never committed it fully to writing.

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