Hi Mark

Makes sense. 

So you consider yourself a pluralist rather than an integralist?  In terms of your self-sense, or overall center of gravity or...?  Just curious.  Obviously you must be cognitively integral, or you wouldn't be interested in this stuff. 

I recall her saying there was no adult development because I studied Spiral Dynamics in 1992 and I automaticly evaluate all teachers, so it's something that would stick in my mind.

Huh.  About when did she say that?

And, wow, you've been studying this stuff for a long time.  Coolness!

cheers,
Arthur

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Hi Arthur,
It was about seven years ago that she said that.

I'm totally integral, but I can manage to remember to include too (sometimes).  For more info on the value of the Pluraist perspective in therapy, go to David Deida's "Function, Flow and Glow" video here on IN.