Alfred
Adler was born in Austria-Hungary in 1870.
Educated in Vienna, Adler worked as a ophthalmologist but later became
a psychiatrist. He developed the idea of individual psychology. This
included theory of the inferiority complex. Adler opened the first
child-guidance clinic in 1921.
A Jewish opponent of Adolf Hitler, Adler
emigrated to the United States in 1932. He wrote several books including
The Practice and Theory of Individual Psychology
(1923) and Understanding Human Nature
(1927). Alfred Adler died in 1937.
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