Sixteen domains

Domains

The atlas arranges 2,500 modalities in sixteen domains, from depth psychology to historical and harmful practices. Each domain page holds a synthesis of what its traditions mean by healing and the self, its technique profile and every guide.

Domain I

Psychodynamic & depth psychology

123 guidesmedian year 1970Domain II

Behavioural & cognitive

185 guidesmedian year 1991Domain III

Humanistic, existential & experiential

113 guidesmedian year 1977Domain IV

Body-oriented psychotherapy

106 guidesmedian year 1982Domain V

Systemic, relational, group & community

177 guidesmedian year 1988Domain VI

Brief, integrative, trauma, hypnosis & coaching

144 guidesmedian year 1992Domain VII

Transpersonal, psychedelic & altered states

96 guidesmedian year 1988Domain VIII

Creative & expressive arts therapies

203 guidesmedian year 1982Domain IX

Biomedical, neuro & digital

104 guidesmedian year 2000Domain X

Body, movement, breath & physical

177 guidesmedian year 1965Domain XI

Traditional medicine & indigenous healing

147 guidesmedian year 1853Domain XII

Complementary, energy & biofield

168 guidesmedian year 1975Domain XIII

Contemplative & religious disciplines

296 guidesmedian year 1840Domain XIV

Western esoteric, divinatory & new spiritual movements

240 guidesmedian year 1960Domain XV

Nature, philosophy, social & rites of passage

123 guidesmedian year 1982Domain XVI

Historical, discredited & harmful

98 guidesmedian year 1895

Bars show each domain's mean weighting across the three orientations: Agape (relational ground), Logos (intention and structure) and Mythos (attention, inner and imaginal work).