Integral Theory is a comprehensive framework developed by Ken Wilber that seeks to integrate various fields of knowledge, including psychology, philosophy, and spirituality. It emphasizes the importance of understanding different perspectives and dimensions of human experience, often represented through a model that includes four quadrants: individual and collective, as well as interior and exterior aspects. The theory also incorporates the concept of developmental stages, suggesting that individuals and societies evolve through various levels of consciousness. By synthesizing insights from diverse disciplines, Integral Theory aims to provide a holistic understanding of reality and promote personal and collective growth.