What connection could there be between the theory of neurosis of a Viennese socialist doctor from the early 20th century and the Greek educational system, its instability, and its dead ends?

Although Individual Psychology became more widely known in our country through the work of today's Greek Society of Adlerian Psychology, which was founded in 1969, Alfred Adler's theory had officially emerged several decades earlier, in the early 1930s, when the mathematician and deputy director of the Secondary Education School D.G. Moraitis published the journal Individual Psychology (1932-1939).

What expectations were associated with it and what were its demands? This book follows the path and development of Individual Psychology in Greece up to the present day, highlighting the historical and educational conditions under which it appeared, the agents that promoted it, and the reasons that led to its acceptance, distortion, or rejection.