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Emmersons innovative book presents the theory and practice of working with ego states, helping to understand them, recognize and use them. "will be a very valuable addition to the subject" Professor V M Mathew MBBS DTM&H DPM MRCPsych MPhil, Consultant Psychiatrist and Clinical Director, West Kent NHS and Social Care Trust

It is the authors contention that creating an environment where the client expects change is the foundation of doing effective very brief therapy. His own private practice is one where he rarely sees clients more than one or two times. Clients know in advance that this is the way that he works, and so their expectation is that during this session they are going to get down to the hard stuff. This means working as if each session were the last one. So, this book is about all of the things that are designed to work in a single-session mode.

In The Sourcebook of Magic you will discover afresh the basic 77 NLP patterns for transformational magic. This newly revised version streamlines the patterns so that they are even more succinct and offers some new insights into how the patterns work.

This fully revised edition brings you a brilliant Richard Bandler master training and significant contributions from Eric Robbie, Wyatt Woodsmall, Tad James, Christina Hall and the late Will MacDonald. "No other book covers this breadth of NLP Master Practitioner material." Frank Daniels, NLP trainer

Tamas Vekerdy, one of the most well-known Hungarian psychologists, called Credo an essential insight not just into Feldmars life but into the world and the era that we currently live in. Feldmar was three and a half years old when the Arrow Cross came and took his mother to Auschwitz, his father to labour service, and his grandmother to the ghetto. A young Catholic woman hid him for a year and a half - perhaps she inspired Feldmar to become the kind stranger in many other peoples lives years later. Feldmar was sixteen in 1956 when the revolution was crushed, and he escaped from Hungary to Canada all by himself. He fled from bleak prospects and a controlling, critical mother into the unknown. He ended up in Toronto, Canada, and became an academic. In the early 1970s, he met the person who radically changed his thinking: R. D. Laing. The books longest chapter, Journal Entries, comes from notes Feldmar took in 1974-1975 when he studied with Laing in London. He adds notes and remarks in the present to the past, increasing the tension in the already fascinating passages. Following this is the text of an important conversation with Laing, covering topics such as love, therapy, and change. Next is a paper by his lifelong friend Francis Huxley, Shamanism, Healing, and R. D. Laing. The book concludes with perhaps its most influential chapter, Fantasy and Reality. Here, Feldmar speculates on the fundamental elements of his approach to psychotherapy: the nature of responsibility and ethics, politics, freedom, individuality, community, solidarity, will, and relationships. The bond between Feldmar and Laing permeates every page of Credo. The reader can closely follow Feldmars remarkable journey of how their relationship shaped his therapeutic approach and helped him develop into the radical and inspirational psychotherapist he is today. This book is essential reading for all psychotherapists, psychoanalysts, and fans of R. D. Laing.

This book was written to meet the need of therapists: a succinct, thorough, practical, clear, down-to-earth handbook to which a therapist can refer as needed. Many, if not most, therapists have encountered a victim of complex mind control and ritual abuse, and most therapists feel deskilled in this work. Working with such clients is a challenge for therapists, given the extreme and prolonged nature of the clients trauma, the severity of their dissociative disorders, the complexity of the mind control they have experienced, and the reality of organised perpetrator groups who follow up on their victims. Every therapist needs to know the basics of this work. Chapter 1 defines and explains dissociation, ritual abuse, and mind control. It lists indicators which suggest a client may be a victim, and recommends developing reflective belief (or possibly) disbelief rather than maintaining therapeutic neutrality. Chapter 2, The therapeutic relationship, describes victims training to not form bonds, the parental nature of the therapeutic bond with such clients, and practical ways to relate to someone dealing with internal multiplicity. Chapter 3, The life of a mind control survivor, describes victims planned experiences from infancy all the way through adulthood. Chapter 4, Engineered personality systems, describes the most common forms of training or programming, and the jobs of inner parts of the victim. Chapter 5, Stabilisation and internal safety, explains the way in which some parts punish the victim for disloyalty by creating destabilising symptoms. Chapter 6, Working with the personality system, describes internal hierarchies and how to work with them. Chapter 7, Present-day physical safety, looks at the ongoing torture and harassment of many victims by perpetrator groups, and describes the training of various parts to return to the perpetrators, report to them, and be available for further abuse. Chapter 8, Working through the traumatic memories, gives guidelines regarding how to help a client work through the numerous traumatic training memories. Chapter 9, Confronting the spiritual issues in ritual abuse, describes the perpetrators spiritual/moral abuse and simulation of spiritual entities. It discusses the question of demonic possession, and looks at the real spiritual issues which victims and therapists must deal with. Chapter 10, Healing for our clients and ourselves, discusses victims emotional healing, grieving, developing self-esteem and integration, and therapists intimidation and vicarious traumatisation.

This book was written to meet the need of therapists: a succinct, thorough, practical, clear, down-to-earth handbook to which a therapist can refer as needed. Many, if not most, therapists have encountered a victim of complex mind control and ritual abuse, and most therapists feel deskilled in this work. Working with such clients is a challenge for therapists, given the extreme and prolonged nature of the clients trauma, the severity of their dissociative disorders, the complexity of the mind control they have experienced, and the reality of organised perpetrator groups who follow up on their victims. Every therapist needs to know the basics of this work. Chapter 1 defines and explains dissociation, ritual abuse, and mind control. It lists indicators which suggest a client may be a victim, and recommends developing reflective belief (or possibly) disbelief rather than maintaining therapeutic neutrality. Chapter 2, The therapeutic relationship, describes victims training to not form bonds, the parental nature of the therapeutic bond with such clients, and practical ways to relate to someone dealing with internal multiplicity. Chapter 3, The life of a mind control survivor, describes victims planned experiences from infancy all the way through adulthood. Chapter 4, Engineered personality systems, describes the most common forms of training or programming, and the jobs of inner parts of the victim. Chapter 5, Stabilisation and internal safety, explains the way in which some parts punish the victim for disloyalty by creating destabilising symptoms. Chapter 6, Working with the personality system, describes internal hierarchies and how to work with them. Chapter 7, Present-day physical safety, looks at the ongoing torture and harassment of many victims by perpetrator groups, and describes the training of various parts to return to the perpetrators, report to them, and be available for further abuse. Chapter 8, Working through the traumatic memories, gives guidelines regarding how to help a client work through the numerous traumatic training memories. Chapter 9, Confronting the spiritual issues in ritual abuse, describes the perpetrators spiritual/moral abuse and simulation of spiritual entities. It discusses the question of demonic possession, and looks at the real spiritual issues which victims and therapists must deal with. Chapter 10, Healing for our clients and ourselves, discusses victims emotional healing, grieving, developing self-esteem and integration, and therapists intimidation and vicarious traumatisation.

Now in English and Chinese, Sandplay and Storytelling is being used by school counselors around the globe to help children with personality integration, emotional regulation, and learning. Using this documented evidence that engaging children in Jungian Sandplay and imaginative storytelling, more educational programs are focusing on the role of the childs imagination in academic performance. Written by child specialists, it makes a solid argument for the necessary consideration of the unconscious and the inner world of the individual child in learning and advocates that curriculum design for children must include both imaginative therapeutic play and active attention to childrens emotional needs. Educators, psychotherapists, and concerned parents alike will find this book informative and useful.

Now in English and Chinese, Sandplay and Storytelling is being used by school counselors around the globe to help children with personality integration, emotional regulation, and learning. Using this documented evidence that engaging children in Jungian Sandplay and imaginative storytelling, more educational programs are focusing on the role of the childs imagination in academic performance. Written by child specialists, it makes a solid argument for the necessary consideration of the unconscious and the inner world of the individual child in learning and advocates that curriculum design for children must include both imaginative therapeutic play and active attention to childrens emotional needs. Educators, psychotherapists, and concerned parents alike will find this book informative and useful.

The wide variety of psychotherapies that psychologists and students of psychology face can make for a confusing picture. The level of complexity is multiplied for Christians since they must ask how a particular psychotherapy fits (or doesn?t fit) with a Christian understanding of persons and their suffering. In this expanded and thoroughly update edition, Stanton Jones and Richard Butman continue to offer a careful analysis and penetrating critiques of the myriad of psychotherapies now current in the field of psychology including: Classical Psychoanalysis Contemporary Psychodynamic Psychotherapies Behavior Therapy Cognitive Therapy Person-Centered Therapy Experiential Therapies Family Systems Theory and Therapy Two valuable new chapters have been added: "Community Psychology and Preventative Intervention Strategies" and "Christian Psychotherapy and the Person of the Christian Psychotherapist." Opening and closing chapters discuss foundational concerns on the integration of psychology and theology and present the authors call for a "responsible eclecticism."Modern Psychotherapies remains an indispensable resource.Christian Association for Psychological Studies (CAPS) Books explore how Christianity relates to mental health and behavioral sciences including psychology, counseling, social work, and marriage and family therapy in order to equip Christian clinicians to support the well-being of their clients.

A fresh wind is blowing through the worlds of coaching and psychotherapy! Provocative coaching: a unique new cocktail of humour, warmth and psychological provocation. Coaches and therapists everywhere are throwing off the shackles of humming and nodding! Not only can provocative coaching be highly effective - especially with the so called impossible clients - but it liberates professionals as well as their clients!

This unique, practical and accessible healing manual explores the most powerful methods of healing, primarily focusing on guided imagery, a healing technique integrating the connection between mind and body. "Well-researched and authoritative." Belleruth Naparstek, LISW, The Guided Imagery Resource Center

The RESOLVE framework provides structure to NLPs brief therapy approach to personal change. Wonderfully clear and easy to follow for all therapists wishing to help clients make fundamental life changes quickly and effectively. "A must read for any professional trainer or psychotherapist" L. Michael Hall PhD, Cognitive-behavioural psychologist, author and international trainer

La terapia metacognitiva (TMC) ayuda tanto al paciente como al terapeuta a tomar distancia del trabajo, en ocasiones repetitivo, abriéndonos a una nueva perspectiva capaz de superar los posibles obstaculos al tratamiento. ¡Un trabajo excelente!Monica Ramirez Basco, PhD autora de Manual practico del trastorno bipolarUn abordaje original e innovador que se centra en como piensan y que creen los pacientes. Bien fundamentado cientificamente y con abundantes y poderosas estrategias clinicas, es una herramienta muy valiosa para la practica de diferentes disciplinas profesionales.Steven D. Hollon, PhD, Universidad VanderbiltEste revolucionario libro explica el porque y el como de la TCM, una innovadora modalidad de terapia cognitivo-conductual con una creciente base de evidencia empirica. En el, Adrian Wells, creador de la TMC, nos muestra que gran parte del distres psicologico se deriva mucho mas del modo en que la persona responde a las creencias y los pensamientos negativos -por ejemplo, con la rumiacion o la preocupacion- que del contenido de dichos pensamientos. El autor nos presenta tecnicas practicas y protocolos especificos con los que abordar los procesos metacognitivos para tratar de manera efectiva el trastorno de ansiedad generalizada, el trastorno obsesivo-compulsivo, el trastorno de estres postraumatico y la depresion mayor. Entre sus caracteristicas mas destacadas se incluyen planes de tratamientos replicables y herramientas de evaluacion y formulacion de casos, asi como abundante material de casos ilustrativos.

El fenómeno de la alta complejidad se ha multiplicado en la población adolescente como consecuencia de las crecientes exigencias y presiones sociales, económicas, tecnológicas o educativas.La «alta c

Traumaterapeutas en la caja de arena reúne a un grupo de profesionales que narran cómo ha sido su experiencia de trabajo con la persona del terapeuta utilizando una sugerente técnica: la caja de arena. Los integrantes de la promocion Apega 5 Donosti del postgrado de traumaterapia de Barudy y Dantagnan, haciendo un ejercicio de honestidad, saltan a la arena terapeutica para, en palabras de la coautora Beatriz San Millan, experimentar las herramientas que usan con sus pacientes, pues solo asi podran acompañarlos con el respeto y cuidado necesarios.El libro quiere poner de relieve la importancia que tienen el autoconocimiento y la sanacion emocional de las heridas infantiles de los profesionales, especialmente cuando se trabaja en el area de la salud, la educacion y la intervencion social. De lo contrario, corremos el riesgo de contaminar a los niños con nuestros propios problemas, especialmente cuando algo de lo que ellos sienten nos conecta directamente con nuestras experiencias de vida no resueltas, como dice la coautora Nerea Benito.Los autores son conscientes de que los traumas requieren de un abordaje que tenga en cuenta no solo las palabras, sino tambien los aspectos emocionales y sensoriales de las experiencias almacenadas en la memoria. Por ello, la caja de arena se convierte en una tecnica privilegiada para el autoconocimiento de aquellos que ejercen su actividad con niños, aunque tambien para los que trabajan con adultos (individual y/o familiar). Los profesionales comparten sus observaciones, vivencias y valoraciones sobre el uso de la tecnica de la caja de arena en un proceso terapeutico. Las ideas, expresadas con exquisita sensibilidad y maestria por los escritores, fluyen a traves de las paginas y nos transmiten la fascinacion que sienten ante el descubrimiento del potencial terapeutico de la tecnica, es decir, ante los poderes transformadores de la psique (Dora Kalff). El libro recoge una explicacion detallada sobre como se organizan los talleres de la caja de arena para la formacion de los profesionales de la infancia y un novedoso dialogo entre la tecnica de la caja de arena y el paradigma de la mentalizacion. Finalmente, la obra se cierra con una interesante reflexion de una estudiante del Grado de Psicologia a las puertas del ultimo año acerca de la caja de arena y la formacion del psicologo. Asimismo, el libro incluye contenido adicional de descarga consistente en un video comentado por Jose Luis Gonzalo en el que un niño juega con una caja de arena. Sin duda, este libro constituye un compendio indispensable para aquellos profesionales y personas que quieran saber todo sobre la sugestiva tecnica de la caja de arena.

We are living in times where the issue of identity and difference has taken on a more defensive hue. The tide is turning towards an inward-looking nostalgia of sameness based on fear rather than on understanding. The experience of hearing another language, the way it is spoken, and being faced with the image of the other is now more complex, imbued with projections of powerlessness, fear, terrorism, and survival. The issue of identity appears to have become even more complex. All cultures are concerned with how we speak and communicate as this represents identity, history, and home. Communication is also essential for survival, both emotionally and socially. The speaking person is an individual but also part of a culture or cultures with dense collective and individual shapes. The issue of identity, that feeling of belonging, is essential, full of possibility, and, at times, very uncomfortable, as it touches the tensions between who we are and who we are becoming. This sits next to more complex historical experiences and memories of languages and cultures being changed or lost or banished due to the colonial, imperial, and regional moves of powerful nations in search of conquest and economic gain. This collection addresses how language affects therapists and their patients, and how it can be understood culturally and therapeutically. Drawn from talks given at the Multi-lingual Psychotherapy Centre (MLPC), the contributors not only bring a therapeutic slant but also their other roles as academics, writers, and artists. These reflections, memories, and stories give a glimpse of the multilingual journey the MLPC has been exploring for over twenty years, and leave much food for thought. The book contains contributions from Cedric Bouet-Willaumez, Giselle China, Patricia Gorringe, Natsu Hattori, Monique Morris, Esti Rimmer, and Edna Sovin.

We are living in times where the issue of identity and difference has taken on a more defensive hue. The tide is turning towards an inward-looking nostalgia of sameness based on fear rather than on understanding. The experience of hearing another language, the way it is spoken, and being faced with the image of the other is now more complex, imbued with projections of powerlessness, fear, terrorism, and survival. The issue of identity appears to have become even more complex. All cultures are concerned with how we speak and communicate as this represents identity, history, and home. Communication is also essential for survival, both emotionally and socially. The speaking person is an individual but also part of a culture or cultures with dense collective and individual shapes. The issue of identity, that feeling of belonging, is essential, full of possibility, and, at times, very uncomfortable, as it touches the tensions between who we are and who we are becoming. This sits next to more complex historical experiences and memories of languages and cultures being changed or lost or banished due to the colonial, imperial, and regional moves of powerful nations in search of conquest and economic gain. This collection addresses how language affects therapists and their patients, and how it can be understood culturally and therapeutically. Drawn from talks given at the Multi-lingual Psychotherapy Centre (MLPC), the contributors not only bring a therapeutic slant but also their other roles as academics, writers, and artists. These reflections, memories, and stories give a glimpse of the multilingual journey the MLPC has been exploring for over twenty years, and leave much food for thought. The book contains contributions from Cedric Bouet-Willaumez, Giselle China, Patricia Gorringe, Natsu Hattori, Monique Morris, Esti Rimmer, and Edna Sovin.

Este segundo volumen de Artículos Seleccionados del Transactional Analysis Journal (1981-1990), es una recopilación de algunas de las contribuciones más importantes al Análisis Transaccional. El Análisis Transaccional es una teoria psicologica y social y Eric Berne (1910-1970) fue su creador. Sin duda las personas de habla hispana que deseen acreditarse como Analistas Transaccionales Certificados, los terapeutas que deseen mejorar su practica clinica, los educadores, los consultores y los lideres de grupo que deseen reflexionar sobre si mismos y sobre el ejercicio de su profesion, asi como cualquier persona que desee profundizar en el conocimiento de si mismo y del Analisis Transaccional, encontraran en estas paginas, datos utiles para dichos objetivos.

El trauma es la causa principal de los problemas de salud, tanto psicológicos como físicos. La energía y el contenido del trauma se transmiten a través de la relación maternofilial, esto es, los traumas familiares son absorbidos por la psique de los niños generacion tras generacion. Esta nueva comprension de la psique y del trauma permite aplicar un enfoque terapeutico diferente: la psicotraumatologia multigeneracional. Esta se opone a un tratamiento exclusivamente farmacologico y se basa en una nueva teoria explicativa y una nueva tecnica psicoterapeutica para tratar las denominadas enfermedades psiquicas.