Psychosynthesis in Education:
"...a method of integral education which tends not only to favor the development of the various abilities of the child or adolescent, but also helps him to discover and realize his true spiritual nature and to develop under its guidance a harmonious, radiant and efficient personality."

Psychosynthesis in Business:
A comprehensive platform upon which to add models from other perspectives and disciplines; for example, from general systems theory with its emphasis on holism and the development of a systems perspective.

Psychosynthesis in Religion:
"A particular problem with religious images is their relationship to life.... Much current religious use of imagery, I believe, ignores this essential bridge from the imagination to behavior, and the tools of psychosynthesis are uniquely suitable for providing it."

Psychosynthesis in Politics:
"As people become more integrated and more whole, their politics will be more holistic, and Psychosynthesis is the means of helping to find their wholeness and translate that into community."

Psychosynthesis in Medicine:
"The view of man as living through different 'bodies', which in many different ways are closely interacting and influencing each other by their 'morphogenic fields', may help to make medical diagnosis more discriminating and healing strategies much more focused."

Psychosynthesis in Psychotherapy:
"Its therapy where the therapist totally accepts you as you are and believes you are going to get better."

Psychosynthesis in the Arts
Makes use of various types of drama. One especially used for children, as well as adults, is Creative Drama. In Creative Drama a story is enacted. The story can be a fairy tale, a Bible story or any story that will create the reality of a situation, such as taking responsibility, caring for another, or standing up for one's self.

Drawing pictures, designs and symbols are useful in depicting one's inner life. Psychosynthesis has encouraged many to become art therapists to use this valuable tool to create harmony in the lives of their clients.

Music therapy is used in hospitals or other settings to produce a healing atmosphere. It has been used with, and instead of , anesthesia in some major hospitals. Music is also used to arouse and stimulate the will, as well as to change despondency, pessimism, bitterness, and even hate to joy and peace of mind.