Psychology of Selves
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Psychology of Selves is Drs. Hal Stone and Sidra Stone’s theoretical framework for the Voice Dialogue method. It models how the selves develop and interact with one another in relationships. It also defines their definition of consciousness. According to the Psychology of Selves, consciousness is composed of three dimensions:
Voice Dialogue is the technique for implementing the Psychology of Selves theory.
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