The Contribution of Rudolf Dreikurs to the Theory and Practice of Individual Psychology

This article emphasizes Dreikurs’s role in organizing and spreading Adler’s theory in a way that kept Individual Psychology alive, relevant, and useful in many countries, in all strata of many societies, and in many areas of social life from the year of Adler’s death until now. The article also emphasizes Dreikurs’s contribution to the development of social equality as a concept that encompasses not only Individual Psychology but also every aspect of social life, thus making Adlerian theory a world-view and a key for the solution of every human conflict.