Throughout their history, the protagonists of psychoanalysis and psychotherapy research have not only dealt with individual disorders but also with collective conflicts, for example when it comes to dealing with transgenerational trauma or dealing with new technologies. In this tradition, the 3rd Dießen retreat asks questions about what the future of psychotherapy will look like under the influence of virtual reality, artificial intelligence and robotics and how it will change humanity's self-image of its vastness and limits. In this volume, representatives from science and practice, politics and business, journalism and culture who are concerned with psychotherapeutic questions in a narrower or broader sense have their say to discuss what the digital future of psychotherapy and its image of humanity could best look like.

This book is included in DOAB.