Alles, was dazwischenliegt

Beyond right and wrong lies a place, where we meet, as the Persian mystic Rumi recognized. But how do we reach this place, where both-and can be sustained, amidst hardened relationship conflicts, opposing moral views, and political opinions? Psychology refers to the ability needed for this as tolerance for ambiguity. It helps us to remain in dialogue with one another without losing our own voice. Psychotherapist Nesibe Kahraman illustrates how this is possible through touching therapy stories and intriguing everyday observations.