Transpersonal Psychology looks at the psyche through a widened and deepened framework. It is concerned with the human identity, exceeding the confines of the ego, by addressing the entire structure of body-mind-soul, whose elements are inseparably intertwined. 

Transpersonal Psychology is a holistic approach that explores the possibility of a balanced development of all aspects of human life – intellectual, emotional, spiritual, physical, social and creative, in harmony with the idea of the interconnectedness of Existence and the Universe. 

Transpersonal Psychology is a depth psychology and a continuation of the research of conciousness begun by S. Freud, K.G. Yung, O. Rank and W. Reich.  Yung was the first to introduce the term “transpersonal.” 

Transpersonal Psychology studies different states and levels of conciousness, using their potential for therapeutic ends as well as for achieving self-actualization and personal development. 

Transpersonal psychology recognizes both analytical and non-analytical methods of learning, by examining and borrowing ideas from the various philosophical, spiritual and healing practices of human civilizations throughout history.