About Pittu
Born in India, Pittu
Laungani spent most of his life in the UK and earned an
international reputation for his innovative concepts within
cross-cultural psychology. He proposed a model of eastern
and western perspectives in understanding human behaviour
which was applicable to a wide range of areas, including
child rearing, death and bereavement, mental health and
relationships. He merged philosophical interpretations into
his psychological analyses and used psychological insights
and approaches in his writing of fiction.
Pittu was married to Ann, who will be developing this
website to share Pittu's work - completed and unfinished -
with his many supporters and people who are not yet familiar
with his writings. In the meantime, you may be interested to
read: Pittu's obituary in the Guardian online newspaper.
Materials
You can also download:
Pittu's C.V. and
the keynote
paper which Pittu presented when receiving his Live
Achievement Award.
Pittu’s books and materials are also
available at libraries and all major physical and online
booksellers.
Contact
For more information about
Pittu and his work and to be notified when new material is
added to this site, please write to Ann: webcontact at
pittu.com
|
