What did Adler developed his approach from?

Alfred Adler developed his approach, known as Individual Psychology, from a combination of his experiences in early childhood, his work with patients, and his observations of social dynamics. He emphasized the importance of social interest, feelings of inferiority, and the striving for superiority as central components of human motivation. Adler's theories diverged from Freud's psychoanalysis, focusing more on the role of community and the individual's sense of belonging. His holistic perspective integrated the psychological, social, and cultural dimensions of human experience.